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The Walls Are Rising (1967) | Slate

The Walls Are Rising

A film created from slides depicting scenes of downtown Dallas. The goal of the film was to create awareness of the immediate need to design for livability in Dallas, with a focus on transportation, development, and the Trinity River.

Released: 1967
Runtime: 27m
Genres: Documentary

Direction and writing

Ronald PerrymanDirector

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