Title: Parenthood
Date: 1989
Media type: Film
Category: Parenting
Keywords: parenting styles
Rating: PG-13
Audience(s): High School Age, College Age, Adults, Parents
Language: English
Film/Episode Summary: The families of four adult siblings demonstrate the lighter side of the roller coaster of parenting.
Places to view: Youtube, Amazon Video, Vudu, Google Play, Itunes, Cinnemax
Contributor: Susan Walker
Title: The Office
Date: 2013
Media type: Television
Format: Clip
TV Season-Episode: Season 9, Episode 22, “A.A.R.M.”
Category: Families in Society
Keywords: work and family
Rating: NR
Audience(s): High School Age, College Age, Adults
Language: English
Film/Episode Summary: Jim has given up an aspiring career in the sports world and is staying at the paper company in order to stay closer to Pam.
Clip Start Time: 0.77847222222
Clip Description: After having spoken with one of Jim’s coworkers in the sports world, Pam is feeling overwhelmed with guilt at having Jim stay. She leaves the office as to avoid crying. Jim asks her what is going on and she reveals her guilt as well as tells him that she feels she is not enough for him.
Additional Clip Start Time: 1.3069444444
Additional Clip Description: Jim uses a clip of past moments from their relationship to show Pam what he means to her. He tells her, “not enough for me? You are everything to me.”
Contributor: Micah Dalluge
Title: American Sniper
Date: 2014
Media type: Film
Category: Families in Society, Internal Dynamics of Families
Keywords: work and family, social and cultural influences, stress and coping, family relationship, family functioning
Rating: R
Audience(s): College Age, Adult
Language: English
Film/Episode Summary: Chris Kyle, a Navy SEALS sniper, wrestles with family roles, with his humanity, with his commitment to his country, and with his pursuit of a terroristi sniper who has killed several of his men.
Places to view: Youtube, Amazon Video, Vudu, Google Play, Itunes
Contributor: Micah Dalluge
