" THE MIDDLE EAST " 1959 EDUCATIONAL FILM EGYPT, SAUDI ARABIA, LEBANON, SYRIA, ISRAEL XD51764
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This color documentary film "The Middle East" by the International Film Foundation dates to 1959. The film focuses on the region of the Middle East as a whole and looks closely at topics related to Pan Arabism, economic development, oil, and the intellectuals and revolutionaries of the emerging middle classes. Official description: A film showing the Middle East today with its background of religions, poverty and struggle with agriculture, mixed with the awakening middle class who have been educated to become the leaders of tomorrow.
Main titles missing. Opening series of quotes by famous authors. Map of Middle East and illustration of Crusaders (0:11-2:03). Great Sphinx of Giza; Hieroglyphics engraved in stone (2:04). Perhaps Baalbek Roman Ruins (2:18). Hittite relief depicting a chariot, warriors, orthostat stone panel of Long Wall, Basalt, Karkamıs, (Kargamıs), Carchemish (Karkemish), 900 - 700 BC (2:37). Social protest movement perhaps streets of Iran (2:41). Pan Arabism (2:57). Perhaps Anwar Al-Sadat (3:08). Aerial view oil reserves, montage of oil refineries (3:13). Illustrated globe highlighting “gateways” to Arabian Peninsula: Dardanelles Strait and Bosphorus Strait Turkey; Caspian Sea and Hindu Kush Mountains off Afghanistan; Nile Valley Egypt; Red Sea and Persian Gulf (3:32). Muezzin recites “Adhan” standing on minaret of Ottoman-style mosque in Turkey; montage worshippers praying in mosques, on streets; mullahs sit in mosque with young students reciting Quran (4:45). Tapestry depicting Mecca, the Kaaba (5:50). Christmas celebrations in Bethlehem (5:57). Bedouin men guide pack of camels across desert; group of Bedouin men drink traditional coffee, tea in tents wearing thobe and keffiyeh (6:23). Importance of finding water, farming and agriculture, farmer uses ox-pulled wooden plow, cultivating grain (8:02). Locust swarm tree trunk (10:13). Egyptian peasant farmers, sharecroppers weigh bounty and wait for payout (10:24). Rural Egyptian Village (11:05). Women washing laundry wearing black abayas dot coastline of Nile River (11:18). Mosque-Madrasa of Sultan Hassan Cairo (11:48). Khan Al-Khalili Market: Various artisan crafts hang from stalls while vendors with juice, bread walk through crowded allies (11:52-14:00). Afternoon light hitting vendors walking carts on street, striking enlarged shadows stretch across road (14:00). Man paints large-scale movie poster advert on scaffolding for Warner Bros “Land of the Pharaohs” (14:10). Upper middle-class neighborhood of Cairo, residential apartment buildings; 1950s automobiles fill lot across street from cinema (14:18). Growing middle class: Men in suits, thobes sitting side-by-side at European-style curbside cafes (14:38). Universities across region: American University of Cairo, American University of Beirut, Robert College in Istanbul, Aleppo College in Syria (15:07). Teacher stands with abacus, clock board in front of young boys at village school in poor part of rural Iran (16:54). Young girls at government school line up in courtyard for medical check up; preventative treatment for trachoma (17:28). Lives of Palestinian children in refugee camps: UN-sponsored nurses administer vaccinations to women, children at field clinic in refugee camp; Young children line up with make-shift vessels to get food to eat (17:50). Soldiers of The Arab Legion stand guard on old walls of city of Jerusalem (19:11). Traffic sign indicating route to Ramallah, Nablus at Mandelbaum Gate; only legal passageway between Israel and Jordan (19:25). Creation of State of Israel: streets of perhaps Tel Aviv, dock hands unload cargo from freight ships, men work hard on construction site, others work on planting/ cultivating crops on kibbutz (19:57). View of Bosphorus (21:03). Map of Turkey (21:08). American military advisors meet with Turkish soldiers to discuss defense strategy against USSR (21:19). Large mosques and their minarets dot skyline, passenger ferry prepares for departure, people and buses pass over perhaps Galata Bridge in heart of Istanbul (21:34). Flag with portrait of Ataturk (21:48). American-funded road building and irrigation projects (22:31). Aerial view of Egypt; oil ship pulls into Suez Canal (22:52). Lower Aswan Dam, aerial view of dam (23:36). Inside iron frame of oil well, scenes across oil reserves (23:54). Closing words (24:43).
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Some things will never change
It's very educational episode of the middle east n everyone was very one lived i peace and Way they work. Before they fought against each other
Sadly, that's not true. There was a big war in 1948, where many arab countries attacked Israel, and many other conflicts since.
They’ve been fighting each other over the last 3 millennium, all over desolate arid worthless desert lands.
there were more wars and conflicts then than we have today. it's just not mentioned in the video.
@@schmuelschperling1459Sadly, the seeds of the ongoing conflict were planted 50 years prior to that “big war.”
@@sonotdown998 The seeds of conflict were planted thousands of years ago.
The Middle East has a potential that islam has constantly kept chains on. Despite Christianity trying the same in the West, those shackles were broken.
the middle east like saudi arabia? the country that didn't have idiots going to western universities and gaining nothing but stupid ideologies to start revolutions and cause destruction. islam gave it power and the rest of middle east abandoned islam and it destroyed them.
I cant believe how long the palestinians suffer..this was 1960's ...crazy
suffer to their own fault
...and despite all that was available to them and given to them, they refused it and prefer to squabble and fight for pride or control or simply to enjoy their little piece of corruption; nothing has changed there.
interesting that not too many moslems had beards then
Egypt is NOT in the 'middle east' its in Africa... this the shit that was getting feed to my mother when she was a child, knowledge is supreme.
A better time
60 years later absolutely nothing is any better there! FTJs