All My Babies: A Midwife's Own Story (1951)
George Stoney's film about a rural midwife in the American South. Story of a midwife in rural Albany, Georgia. 15:02:52:16 MS large heavyset African American midwife at ironing board ironing clothes and folding clothes. 15:03:11:15 MS of a poor middle-aged Black couple who look as if they have just moved; removing their belongings from the bed of a truck, several chairs including a rocking chair, a mirror, and a Tide logo visible in the background. 15:03:21:03 MS white doctor with stethoscope around his neck looks alongside a white nurse looking inside of Black patient's mouth.
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