Noblesse Oblige

The film features striking footage from press conferences, news events, and disasters, all contributing to a political narrative. A notable segment includes the City Hall riots that erupted after Councilman Dan White's sentencing for the murders of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. This pivotal moment in the film opens a new chapter in the artist's career.

Noblesse Oblige is preserved by the Academy Film Archive in collaboration with the Estate Project for Artists with AIDS in 1998. This preservation effort highlights the film's importance and ensures its availability for future audiences and scholars interested in political and social commentary through cinema.