Worlds in Collision: Dr Immanuel Velikovsky (1973)
Immanuel Velikovsky archive Worlds in Collision: Dr Immanuel Velikovsky is the name of a BBC documentary film written and produced by Brian J. Gibson, and directed by Peter Delfgou, and shown in the science series, Horizon on Thu 11 January 1973 (BBC2 9.25pm – 10:15pm). The film includes Immanuel Velikovsky addressing the Graduate College Forum of Princeton University on October 18, 1972,[1]. It is reported that: “For all the faults one can find in the film if he looks hard enough, it does an adequate job of summarizing Worlds in Collision, in a brief space.
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