improvements have taken place at Massachusetts Correctional Institution Bridgewater since 1966."[11] The film was shown on PBS on September 4, 1992, its first and only US television airing. Before the film a narrative warning and an introduction by Charlie Rose were played. At the end the message stating improvements had been made was shown.

The film is now legally available through the distributor, Zipporah Films, Inc., for purchase or rental on DVD and for educational and individual license. Zipporah Films released the DVD to the home market in December 2007.

Awards [ edit ]

Mannheim-Heidelberg International Filmfestival: Mannheim Film Ducat, Frederick Wiseman; 1967.

Festival Dei Popoli: Best Film Dealing with the Human Condition; Florence, Italy; 1967.

See also [ edit ]

List of American films of 1967

Cocksucker Blues, Rolling Stones tour documentary largely unseenSimon Girty / Captain Bly / Zindler / Ben Chapman
Tales of Wells Fargo (1960-1962) - Gage / Clay Arvin
Bronco (1962) - Francis Randolph
Going My Way (1963) - Mr. Larkin
Gunsmoke (1955-1963) - Canby / Ab Laster / Nash
Arrest and Trial (1963) - Bartender
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1964) - The 3rd Guard
Combat! (1964) - Sgt. Rawlings
The Rogues (1965) - Bill
Bonanza (1961-1966) - Hugh Gwylnedd / Montague
Blue Light (1966) - Gorlek / Gorleck
Doctor Who (1966, in the serial The Gunfighters) - Wyatt Earp
Death Valley Days (1964-1966) - John Tunstall / Hank Butterford / Hugh Glass / Joe Meek / Big Mac
The Wild Wild West (1967) - Clive Marchmount
The Guns of Will Sonnett (1968) - Sheriff
Mission: Impossible (1970) - Follet
The Persuaders! (1971) - Kyle Sandor
Rod Serling's Night Gallery (1972) - Granger (segment