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and physical faculties of average people.
Off-air recordings ABC, July 1988 Channel Four and Jane Walmsley Productions,
1987.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
153.98 HOT.
Vol. 4.
HOT-HOUSE PEOPLE [VIDEORECORDING].
1. The Better Baby Institute in Philadelphia -- 2. The Edith project -- 3. Quiz
kids -- 4. I'm going to live for ever.
Producer, writer, Jane Walmsley; director, Luke Jeans.
Four documentaries looking at the idea of 'hot-housing' or enhancing the mental
and physical faculties of average people.
Off-air recordings ABC, July 1988 Channel Four and Jane Walmsley Productions,
1987.
Off-air recording.
ERC VID.
153.98 HOT.
Vol. 1.
DR. MONEY AND THE BOY WITH NO PENIS [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY
SANJIDA O'CONNELL.
Off-air recording of the SBS-TV programme broadcast 16/04/06. Copied under Part
5A of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.
Series title at head of title, on website: Science.
Copyright notice: Commonwealth of Australia. Copyright Regulations. 1969.
Warning.
Editor, Matthew Barrett ; researcher. Caroline Marriott.
Narrator, Dilly Barlow.
Cast: David Brocklehurst, Callum Pearce, Connor Pearce, Menno Kuijper, Margaret
Holmes Drewry, Keith Cormican.
This is the story of a boy whose penis was burnt off, in a routine circumcision
procedure, which went wrong. The electrical equipment, used by the doctor,
malfunctioned and Bruce's entire penis was burnt off. As a result, he was raised
as a girl for the first 14 years of his life. This is also the story of the
psychologist, Dr. John Money, who treated him. Dr. Money, a renowned sexologist,
has a radical theory that babies were born gender neutral and that it was nature,
not nurture, which dictated their gender identity. He used the child to research
his theory that any boy could be raised as a girl. Unknown to the Reimers, Dr.
Money was using their misfortune to pursue his own scientific research into
gender identity. But, the experiment went terribly wrong; and the lives of twin
boys, Brian and Bruce Reimer ended tragically. This is a cautionary tale of what
can happen when science denies humanity in a bid to prove a theory. Includes
reconstruction of selected scenes of the saga; and interviews with the parents
for eye-witness accounts and comments.
First released: [London] : British Broadcasting Corporation, c2005. Original
released in series: Horizon (BBC television series).
DVD.
Closed-captioned in English.
ERC DVD.
155.3 DOCT.
KINSEY [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCED AND DIRECTED BY BARAK GOODMAN AND JOHN
MAGGIO
; WRITTEN BY BARAK GOODMAN ; EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, MARK SAMELS.
Off-air recording of the SBS programme broadcast 01/04/05. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region all.