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	I AM A FUGITIVE FROM A CHAIN GANG
	Warner Bros., 1932
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Paul Muni, Glenda Farrell
	DIRECTOR	Mervyn LeRoy
	PRODUCER	Hal B. Wallis
	SCREENWRITERS	Howard J. Green, Brown Holmes
	This scathing attack on the brutality of Southern chain gangs illustrates the social awareness films of the 1930s. It ends with Muni's matter-of-fact explanation of the way he lives on the run. "I steal."

	IMITATION OF LIFE
	Universal, 1959
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Lana Turner, John Gavin, Sandra Dee, Juanita Moore
	DIRECTOR	Douglas Sirk
	PRODUCER	Ross Hunter
	SCREENWRITERS	Eleanore Griffin, Allan Scott
	Turner is an ambitious actress and single mother who has little time for her daughter. Her life is the opposite of Moore, her African-American friend and housekeeper, whose devotion to her own daughter never falters, but whose heart is broken when the daughter passes for white.

	IN COLD BLOOD
	Columbia, 1967
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Robert Blake, Scott Wilson, John Forsythe
	DIRECTOR	Richard Brooks
	PRODUCER	Richard Brooks
	SCREENWRITER	Richard Brooks
	Truman Capote's "non-fiction" novel about two drifters who murder a Kansas farm family is brought to the screen in documentary style.

	IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT
	United Artists, 1967
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger
	DIRECTOR	Norman Jewison
	PRODUCER	Walter Mirisch
	SCREENWRITER	Stirling Silliphant
	Steiger's southern sheriff and Poitier's northern detective Virgil Tibbs join forces to solve a murder in this film about racial tension in America.

	INTOLERANCE
	Wark Producing Corp., 1916
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh
	DIRECTOR	D.W. Griffith
	PRODUCER	D.W. Griffith
	SCREENWRITER	D.W. Griffith
	Griffith's masterful intertwining of several stories, set in different historical times, showed the cinematic heights that motion pictures had attained within twenty years of their inception.

	INTRUDER IN THE DUST
	M-G-M, 1949
	PRINCIPAL CAST	David Brian, Claude Jarman, Jr., Juano Hernandez
	DIRECTOR	Clarence Brown
	PRODUCER	Clarence Brown
	SCREENWRITER	Ben Maddow
	Hernandez plays a proud African-American man falsely accused of murder, whose young friend saves him from being lynched in a Mississippi town.

	INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS
	Allied Artists, 1956
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Kevin McCarthy, Dana Wynter
	DIRECTOR	Don Siegel
	PRODUCER	Walter Wanger
	SCREENWRITER	Daniel Mainwaring
	McCarthy is a small town doctor who discovers to his horror that everyone around him is being replaced by emotionless doubles hatched out of pods from outer space. Even at the film's climax, no one on the busy freeway heeds McCarthy's frenetic warning, "They're coming!"

	IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT
	Columbia, 1934
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert
	DIRECTOR	Frank Capra
	PRODUCER	Harry Cohn
	SCREENWRITER	Robert Riskin
	This battle of the sexes love story between a runaway heiress who shows her legs to hitch a ride and an unemployed newspaperman who separates their beds at night with a blanket known as the "walls of Jericho," was an unqualified success and still provides inspiration for many comedies.

	IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD
	United Artists, 1963
	PRINCIPAL CAST	Spencer Tracy, Jimmy Durante
	DIRECTOR	Stanley Kramer
	PRODUCER	Stanley Kramer
	SCREENWRITERS	Tania Rose, William Rose
	The chase is on to find the big "W" the spot where Durante has hidden $350,000 before literally kicking the bucket. Tracy plays the knowing cop who follows the wacky fortune hunters a who's who of American comedy legends.

	IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE
	RKO, 1946
	PRINCIPAL CAST	James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, Henry Travers
	DIRECTOR	Frank Capra
	PRODUCER	Frank Capra
	SCREENWRITERS	Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, Frank Capra
	This Christmas classic features a complex performance by Stewart as a suicidal man redeemed by friendship and the recognition that each person's life touches many others. Remember every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings.