It’s Your America

Year: 1946

Runtime: 35 mins

Language: English

Director: John Ford

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Although sometimes called a short film, It’s Your America was overseen by John Ford and commissioned by the United States government after World War II. Made for returning veterans, it outlines the civic duties and responsibilities expected of citizens as they transition from military service to civilian life, stressing participation in civic life.

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