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The Plow That Broke the Plains is a 1936 short documentary film that shows the cultivation of the Great Plains region of the United States and Canada following the Civil War and leading up to the Dust Bowl as a result of farmers' exploitation of the Great Plains' natural resources. Wikipedia
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short subject
ASPECT RATIO
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Academy ratio
AWARD RECEIVED
National Film Registry
COLLECTION
EN
Museum of Modern Art
COLOR
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black and white
COMMISSIONED BY
Rexford Tugwell
COMPOSER
Virgil Thomson
CONTRIBUTOR TO THE CREATIVE WORK OR SUBJECT
Dorothea lange
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
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DEPICTS
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Resettlement Administration
DIRECTOR
Pare Lorentz
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
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Paul Ivano
Leo Hurwitz
Ralph Steiner
paul strand
DISTRIBUTED BY
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Resettlement Administration
FILMING LOCATION
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
EN
Kern County
GENRE
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documentary
LANGUAGE OF WORK OR NAME
EN
English
LOCATION OF FIRST PERFORMANCE
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Mayflower Hotel
MAIN SUBJECT
Dust Bowl
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resettlement
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agriculture in the United States
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land use
MUSICAL CONDUCTOR
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Alexander Smallens
NARRATIVE LOCATION
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Great Plains
NARRATOR
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Thomas Hardie Chalmers
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF FILM OR TV SHOW
EN
English
PLACE OF PUBLICATION
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PRODUCTION COMPANY
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Resettlement Administration
SCREENWRITER
Pare Lorentz
SET IN PERIOD
Dust Bowl

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