LGM Film Club, Part 94: River of Gold

I actually enjoy watching this sort of thing, a corporate propaganda film from 1969 about a British tobacco firm that follows the whole process from the Virginia tobacco growing process to the factory. The history of tobacco is pretty sketchy–George Washington was all about reducing dependence on tobacco and replanted most of his tobacco farms in wheat because the price was better–but who cares. For some reason, at least for me, the sound disappears about a minute from the end, but again, it’s not like you are missing a lot here.