Inside/Out Living with love

Inside/Out Living with love is a short film from 1973 released on 16mm. It is held in the IUL Moving Image Archive collection.

Dorothy Smith works for the Cuyahoga County Welfare Department in Oeveland, Ohio. She works at home, for her job is to care for children who are waiting to be adopted. Although it is a foster home for them and, because of that, a temporary one, the h...

Inside/Out Living with love
Produced by	National Instructional Television
Production company	National Instructional Television
Distributed by	National Instructional Television
Release date	1973
Running time	15 min.
Language	English

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Summary

Dorothy Smith works for the Cuyahoga County Welfare Department in Oeveland, Ohio. She works at home, for her job is to care for children who are waiting to be adopted. Although it is a foster home for them and, because of that, a temporary one, the home that Mrs. Smith makes is full of love. Throughout a typical day in their lives, Mrs. Smith and the children express in countless ways, often without words, how well love brings them all together and lets them live, even for a short while, as a family. In the program love appears as sharing, physical contact, discipline, concern, and the provision of food, shelter, and clothing. Though the emphasis is on love, the lack of love in these children's lives before they came to live with Mrs. Smith is also apparent.

Physical Format

1 film reel (15 min.): sd., col.

16 mm.

IUL Genres

Motion pictures.

Juvenile works.

Educational films.

Nonfiction films.

Short films.

IUL Subject

Love

Full Original Title

Inside/Out: Living with love