Debate: Baldwin vs. Buckley

This TV movie presents a historic debate held by the Cambridge Union Society on its 150th anniversary. The central motion addresses whether the American Dream has been achieved at the expense of the American Negro. James Baldwin and David Heycock argue in favor of the motion, while William F. Buckley Jr. and Jeremy Burford take the opposing view.

The film is significant for its exploration of race and identity in America during the 1960s. Baldwin and Buckley, both influential in their respective spheres, lend their voices to a crucial conversation that remains relevant today. Collectors may appreciate the film for its historical context and the opportunity to own a piece of televised debate history, available in all formats.