Thanks to the Original Poster!
This is listed as a "TV Movie" at IMDb, albeit presented in three parts (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063507). Hence I believe it is topical. The Thorn Birds, for example (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085101), is listed at IMDb as a "TV Mini-Series," and would not be topical here.
For our friends on the American Left, who call their government Fascist, their ignorance is herewith exposed. Watch this TV Movie, and they will learn what fascism really is. That is a word that should not be bandied about loosely.
IMDb gives a Runtime of 180 min for the 3 segments. The combined actual runtime of the 3 segments is 153:01. However, I do not believe these three segments have been edited or time-warped. I believe what we have is the actual TV Movie shown in 1968.
I believe IMDb's Runtime is based on three 60-minute time slots. The difference between IMDb's Runtime and the actual runtime is about 27 minutes. That averages out to 9 minutes per 60 minute slot. I believe this is due to commercials. 9 minutes of commercials in a 60 minute slot is reasonable by 1968 standards. Today the commercial time can be substantially greater.
I originally intended to do one NFO for the entire movie. However, I decided to do one for each Part. That is because some things, such as the Time and File Size, differ between the Parts.
There are 11 categories in my Favorites system. Even so, there are missing categories. I've decided that if there are more than 11 categories, it would be more confusing than help[ful. For example, there isn't a Sports category, or an Animal/Nature category, or a History category, or a Film Noire category. Most movies that would fit into those categories can be placed in other categories. For example, most Film Noire movies can be placed in either the "Mystery/Crime" or "Drama" category.
This movie would fit into a Documentary category, but a Documentary category doesn't exist. On rare occasions, there is a movie, such as this, that doesn't fit into another category. It is a Favorite in that it might be a movie I'd consider watching (as opposed to a movie that's merely part of my collection). Such a movie I'll mark as a "Favorite," but without a category, I'll give it a "Special" designation. Not being in a category, there is nothing to compare it to for ranking purposes, so it will have no number.
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