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How Much Land Does a Man Need?

51 minutes 26 seconds

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Man wearing farmer's clothing speaks to a woman wearing a helmet and holding a notebook. Caption. I work hard and I'm not wealthy?

"The secret of happiness is not to have what you want, but to want what you have." This adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's story examines the potential danger of greed and ambition. Buck, a sharecropper, is content with his life until presented with opportunities for more. Includes a brief background on Tolstoy's life and philosophy. Teacher may have to explain the omnipresent onscreen narrator.

Media Details

Runtime: 51 minutes 26 seconds

Topic: Biographies, Literature
Subtopic: Short Stories, Tolstoy, Leo, World Literature, Young Adult Literature
Grade/Interest Level: 8 - 12
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Release Year: 2001
Producer/Distributor: Globalstage Productions, Inc.

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Man wearing a t-shirt and gardening hat works outside. Caption. If Bill spent as much time plowin' as he does readin'.

Child wearing Civil War-era clothing looks out with an emotional expression. Caption. All of a sudden, I never hear'd such noise.

Three young men wearing tricorn hats. Caption. Your are not to fire unless fired upon.

Man leads a horse dragging a large tree stump with roots behind it. Caption. A lot of work to do.

Deciduous forest with green grass and sunlight shining through.

White man wearing a pince nez and teenage boy sit at a dining table. Boy is turned towards man who holds a piece of paper. Caption. What is it, Father?

Black and white image of a woman holding her head close to and looking down at a small boy. Both look serious. Caption. And I'll have things to tell you!

Group of Black people in formal attire talk in small groups in a living area. Caption. If you need anything, just yell.

Film still shows 2 girls and a young woman wearing 1900s attire in sun hats and dresses.

Woman in Victorian attire looks up with a surprised expression at a man in an army uniform. Caption. Quite. To the very cannon's mouth, if need be.