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Title	Screenshot	Description
TV Nation: Condoms (1995)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! WARNING: NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN 13 AND UNDER AND FOR PERSONS WHO ARE SENSITIVE TO SEXUAL-THEMED HUMOR. BANNED BY NETWORK TELEVISION AND NEVER BROADCAST UNTIL NOW! Flint's own Ben Hamper (the "Rivethead") has a problem: he's unable to find protection that "fits" him. As he walks the street of Manhattan embarrassed beyond belief, will he ever find condoms that "fit?" Out of print. (As a special bonus, check out Hamper's New York journal parts 1 and 2)
Chameleon Street (1989)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! "Witty, provocative... savagely funny..." - Rolling Stone "One of the ten best films of the decade." - L.A. Weekly New York Times excellent 1991 review. Voted best dramatic film at the 1990 Sundance Film Festival, Chameleon Street is a brilliant and hilarious comedy. It's an art film, so bring your IQ and your funny bone with you. Writer-director-star Wendell B. Harris Jr. plays Doug Street, a 1970's con-artist and we are treated to a show of his many zany cons and adventures. Features an almost all-Flint cast including Bryan McCree, Paula McGee, Dave Barber, Anthony Ennis, and many more. A Flint cinema classic. Running time 95 minutes (500MB). Please be patient while the film downloads.
Carriage Town Neighborhood (1991)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! Produced by the KEVA Partnership. Notable appearance by David White.
1953 F5 Tornado (2005)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! On June 8, 1953 an F5 tornado, the ninth deadliest in the nation's history, and the deadliest of the last 50 years, touched down in Flint Beecher, killing 116 people and wounded over 800 more. As of 2005, this was the last single tornado to kill over 100 people in the United States. (Mini-documentary produced by Roscoe Van Zandt films ©2005)
TV Nation: Looking for Missiles (1995)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! In the premiere episode first broadcast on NBC in 1994, Michael Moore goes to the former Soviet Union to find the nuclear missile pointed at Flint and dismantle it. Ground Zero for Flint was Bluff & Cadillac streets. Produced by Michael Moore. Out of print.
Pets or Meat: The Return to Flint (1992)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! This follow-up to Roger & Me was broadcast in 1992 on the PBS show P.O.V. Moore returns to Flint to see what happened to the cast of the film, including the Amway Lady, Bunny Lady, Deputy Fred, James Bond, and the evicted tenants. Produced by Michael Moore. Never made available to the public.
With Babies & Banners: Story of the Women's Emergency Brigade (1978)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! The story of the Women's Emergency Brigade, the militant group that wore red beret's and armbands. They fought police, picketed, prepared food, and supported the Sit-Down Strikers in 1937. Nominated for the 1978 Academy Award® for Best Documentary. Produced by Anne Bohlen, Lyn Goldfarb and Lorraine Gray
Among Our Souvenirs (1958)		General Motors celebrates its 50th birthday in 1958 with yet another parade through Flint. Parts of this film were featured in Roger & Me. This is the full length original movie. Produced by General Motors & The City of Flint. Public Domain.
Achievement USA (1954)		General Motors celebrates production of its 50,000,000 automobile with a parade through Flint. Parts of this film were featured in Roger & Me. This is the full length original movie. Produced by General Motors. Public Domain.
To Touch A Child (1962)		FlintHistory.com exclusive! In 1937, Frank Manley obtained funding from Charles S. Mott to run afterschool programs in Flint Schools, the first of their kind in the nation. The premise: Why not use empty school buildings for community programs, events, and organizations? The Community Schools concept, along with the Community School Directors, brought national acclaim and was copied throughout the nation.
Master Hands: The Chevrolet Factory (1936)		These factory scenes shot in the summer of 1936 show the Chevrolet Manufacturing process at the (now destroyed) factory on Chevrolet Avenue. This was one of the factories that participated in the Great Flint Sit Down Strike. Produced by General Motors. Public domain.