Carl Sandburg (1958?)
The film features a conversation with poet Carl Sandburg, reflecting on his childhood in Illinois, the influence of his father,
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Home Movies: Northwest from the 1940s (silent)
The Home Movies: Northwest from the 1940s showcases stunning natural landscapes, featuring majestic mountains, cascading waterfalls, and vibrant flowers. A
Big World (1966)
Answers the simple questions of a child about the size, shape and surface of the world. A primary globe is
Tillie’s Philodendron (1978)
*Tillie’s Philodendron* (1978) is an animated allegory produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation. The film tells the story of a
County Government (1951)
The film discusses the structure and functions of county government, detailing how counties are organized to provide various services and
Spanish Village – Un Pueblo De Espana (1958)
Spanish version of ‘VILLAGE OF SPAIN.’ Portrays life in a Spanish village. Centers on homes, family activities and simple occupations
The Soviet Union: Epic Land (1971)
The film provides a comprehensive overview of the Soviet Union, highlighting its vast geographical expanse, which spans 11 time zones
Exploring Nature’s Wonders: A 1970s Museum Visit (silent, A-B Roll, 1970s)
This 1970s footage documents a visit to a natural history museum, likely in North Carolina, featuring students, teachers, and various
Balboa (silent)
Part of the Shadowgraph Teaching Series, this film follows the travels of Vasco Núñez de Balboa. Made by a group
Where Does Life Come From? (1971)
*Where Does Life Come From?* (1971) is a 5-minute educational film from the *Wonder Walks Series*, produced by Encyclopedia Britannica
Hawaii’s Spectacular Volcano Eruptions (1955)
The film documents the spectacular volcanic eruptions in Hawaii, particularly focusing on the 1955 eruption in the Puna District and
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-7-23
Did we mention that 16mm film is 100 years old this year? What a legacy! #avgeeks #16mm