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Have You Sold Your Dozen Roses? is a 1958 documentary that explores the life surrounding a rubbish dump. Directed by Allen Willis, Philip Greene, and David Myers, this film captures the stark realities of waste management and its impact on the environment.
This documentary is fairly obscure, which makes it a curiosity among collectors interested in niche environmental films. It’s not something you come across often, and the lack of director prominence adds to its enigmatic charm. Earlier formats are rare and can demand attention at auctions or film fairs, appealing to those who appreciate the forgotten art of documentary filmmaking from this era. Expect to see a mix of both academic interest and those who appreciate the raw storytelling it presents.
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Have You Sold Your Dozen Roses? is a documentary.
The documentary was directed by Allen Willis, Philip Greene, and David Myers.
The top cast includes Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
Have You Sold Your Dozen Roses? was released in 1958.
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