The New Deal: The Man Who Changed America

In this 53-minute documentary, viewers are provided with an in-depth look at how Franklin D. Roosevelt's election in November 1932 marked a turning point for America. The film captures the urgency of the economic crisis and the desperate need for reform as unemployment soared and the working poor struggled for survival.

The documentary highlights Roosevelt's swift actions to implement his campaign promises, showcasing the fifteen laws passed to revitalize the economy. This historical account not only focuses on the political landscape but also delves into the human stories behind the New Deal, emphasizing its significance in American history and its enduring legacy.

Collectors of historical documentaries may find this film a valuable addition due to its focused examination of a pivotal moment in U.S. history. The exploration of Roosevelt’s policies and the socioeconomic conditions of the 1930s offers a rich context for understanding contemporary issues.