It’s a Big Country
Year: 1951
Runtime: 89 mins
Language: English
Directors: John Sturges, Charles Vidor
Produced by MGM, this eight‑segment anthology mixes entertainment with American propaganda. Narrated by Louis Calhern and framed by a professor’s lecture, it showcases MGM directors, writers and actors. One vignette follows a Boston woman outraged when census omits her, another celebrates African‑American achievements, and a third wryly honors Texas.
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