0:08 Kit Sibert commentary by Nancy Cain. Sibert, a social worker, has this to say about personal fulfillment. ""Everybody has a sense of humor, but it's infinitely varied and what you do for fun is infinitely varied. What's the common denominator? It has something to do with what's liberated inside."" 6:13 ""Mountain Biker ""by Nancy Cain. On Piuma Road in Malibu, California, Greg Hodal pedals uphill. ""I'm just trying to do as well as I can each time and go as fast I can."" 6:53 ""Fiesta de San Fermin"" by Esti Galili Marpet. In July, 1990, at Fiesta de San Fermin in Pamplona, Spain we share the excitement surrounding the annual Running of the Bulls. There is singing and dancing in the streets and we end with a bullfight. 10:30 More from Kit Sibert. Sibert says that movement and exercise are fundamental to letting go of anger (which is the first step to having fun). 11:43 ""Midnight Basketball League"" by Pat Creadon. At the Henry Horner Homes in Chicago's West Side, African American youths play basketball every Tuesday and Thursday at midnight. Vincent Lane, Director of the Chicago Housing Authority, explains that this activity is successful because the ""kids are in the gym and off the streets."" 19:13 ""Electronic Cafe"" by Wendy Appel and Alan Barker. In Santa Monica, California, Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz have developed a model for a community level teleconferencing center, using inexpensive videophone technology. It's an immediate and informal method for people around the world to learn about each other's culture. They connect with people from Nicaragua and Russia. ""These electronic meetings are bringing as much excitement today as the black and white Sony Portapak brought to independent television in the late '60s."" 25:07 ""Busia and Cioc"" by Valjean McLenighan. A clip from a video shot in 1970 with a black and white Portapack. An 80-year-old Polish immigrant shares her disappointment with America: ""I was a slave in Poland and I heard America was a free country. I worked terrible hard here for nothing and was treated like dirt."" 25:40 More from Kit Sibert. Kit Sibert talks about how she personally has fun. ""When I'm with somebody and laughing, I'm having fun. But I resist having fun. I love going to the beach and body surfing but I never want to go. And yet when I get there and start doing it it's always fun."" 28:02 ""Maxwell Street Market ""by Joe Angio. A short portrait of the Chicago institution on a Sunday in June 1990. 28:38 ""Mountain Biker ""by Nancy Cain. Greg Hodal is riding his bike and huffing and puffing: ""This is exciting time - under sixteen minutes to Twin Poles."" 29:02 ""Mountain Man"" by Phil Morton. Paul Boruff denies that he 's a real ""Mountain Man."" ""There are very few people who honestly deserve the title of 'Mountain Man.'"" Boruff claims he's ""just a ""performer,"" then demonstrates loading gun powder in his gun, and sings ""I Call The Wind Mariah."" 32:01 ""Baseball City"" by Nancy Cain. In Agoura Hills, California, Jody Procter practices in a batting cage and talks about the American obsession with baseball. ""Baseball is a secular religion. Three million people a year go to see the Dodgers play at Dodger Stadium. I like the whole thing about baseball. It locks me up to a thing that goes deep in my life. It summarizes everything I feel about security."" 44:14 American children play soccer, while their parents encourage them from offscreen. 44:32 Bill Wade, an ex-NFL quarterback, comments on how soccer will overtake other sports in terms of popularity. He thinks that it is ""dangerous"" that soccer will overtake American football: ""...football is important to [the USA]...way beyond what most people think."" 45:03 ""Boomerang"" by Eddie Becker. Becker runs in to a man tossing around a boomerang in a park in Washington, D.C. 47:54 More from Kit Silbert. Kit Silbert offers more advice about fun: ""To lie on the couch and read is relaxing, but it's not fun. It's a cerebral experience. Fun has to be sensual."" 48:34 ""The King and Di"" by Judith Binder. A woman ordered a sex toy on a lark and talks about her experience with this sex substitute. ""It's the secret to abstinence and total happiness. The only problem is that it could become addiction and the sad part is that you can't hug anybody afterwards and you can't give love."" 56:17 ""Mountain Biker"" (under credits). Our biker coasts downhill and talks to his bike, ""Well you won the race, eh big boy?"" Also with audio of Joe Cummings reading letters to The 90's.

MANY PEOPLE FROM MEXICO CLIMBING UP AND OVER THE USA BORDER WALL ILLEGALLY AT NIGHT. ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION.

Full title reads: "America. 'Waltzes from ... Chicago!' City's oldest settlers - all over 80 - get young ideas as the real 'old German band' plays favourite dance tunes of their youth!" <br/> <br/>Chicago, Illinois, United States of America (USA). <br/> <br/>Lovely shots of elderly German immigrants in Chicago dance to waltz tunes in the open air. Nice CUs of some of the elderly men and women. <br/> <br/>Shots of people dancing in front of the band - they seem to be really enjoying their dancing.

Immigrants at Ellis Island. Immigrants with luggage on the docks after arriving by ship. Main Ellis Island building in the background. Immigrants with luggage are directed by officials at the wharf. Location: Ellis Island New York USA. Date: May 9, 1906.

MSs of United States border inspection station, of Canadian Customs and Immigration buildings at Canada-United States border, including shots of the Canadian flag waving and of the sign ''Canada Immigration Customs Stop''.

Dramatic, low-angle shots of the Statue of Liberty. People looking at the statue from a boat. CU of a pretty girl looking at the statue.

A new anti-immigrant billboard erected in the ethnically diverse borough of Queens has drawn sharp reaction from many in the area.

BITTERSWEET: THE ASIAN-INDIAN EXPERIENCE IN THE USA

COVER FTG OF A MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS' BORDERTOWN NEAR EL PASO TEXAS WHICH LACKS ON WATER SUPPLY. 04:37:00:00 Int ftg of an immigrants family's decrepit house w/ children of various ages playing and doing homework in the living room as their mother works in an adjoining kitchen. VS of an immigrant laying a cinder block wall. Nice ws of the small desert town. Tight shot of an english sign giving notice that the local developer does not provide sewers or water. CI: FAMILIES: IMMIGRANT. HUMANKIND: IMMIGRANTS, MEXICAN. SCENICS: DESERT TOWN.

Soccer, Archival B/W photos of immigrants and Ellis Island, Scenics USA, U.S. Cities, Football, Stadium Crowds, Aerials, Stadiums, NYC, Traffic, Orlando, Washington D.C., Detroit, Boat Races, Boston, Dallas, Rodeo, San Francisco, L.A., Musicians, Rock Concert audience crowds, Venice, Ca., Pasadena, American Scenics and cities, night POV Dallas, lighthouse aerial, girl out of door into night, Chicago, mailman, parade, cities

Full titles read: "AMERICA'S LATEST IMMIGRANT" <br/> <br/>Various shots of a giant panda on deck of ship taking it from China to San Francisco Zoo. Nice M/S of the panda chewing a man's nose.

A film titled 'Emigrants (i.e. immigrants) landing at Ellis Island'. Immigrants on dock at the Ellis Island Immigration Station. Crowd of immigrant passengers with their luggage are guided by officers on arrival. Location: New York City USA. Date: May 9, 1906.

Made in 1945 by the National Conference of Christians and Jews, "The World We Want to Live In" is an important film that reflects upon the tumult of 1930s and 40s, which saw oppression and death in Europe, while presenting the idea that the America of the future must renounce hate, bigotry and intolerance. The film begins by showing how hate speech and anti-immigrant ideas fomented terror not only in abroad, but created an environment in the USA where racism and marginalization was tolerated. At 3:12, a KKK rally is seen in the USA, and at 3:22 the tract "The Bloody Trail of Romanism" is seen being printed. (This anti-Catholic book examined the Albigenses, Waldenses, Huguenots, as well as of the Inquisition, the Crusades and Rome’s bloody trail through the centuries.) At 3:30, a man speaks about America being for "whites" and "Anglo-saxons". At 3:47, a man says "Hitler has the right idea" and at 3:57 a man, probably Jewish, is denied a job and sees that many want ads are for "Anglo-Saxon" and Christian applicants only. This is contrasted with the ideas of the Founding Fathers and Abraham Lincoln.<p><p>At 4:49, a Rabbi, a Catholic priest and a Protestant minister share the microphone and state their mutual admiration for one another and the American way of life. At 6:10, children are shown being educated to embrace tolerance. At the Institute of Human Relations at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts, men and women educators are seen gathering to present ideas about the moral character of "The World We Want to Live In" with an emphasis justice, liberty, citizenship and charity. The film ends with a montage of a Jewish synagogue, Christian church, Lutheran church, and images of African-American and Asian American students in a classroom with white students. <p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com