Game’s the Same, The (silent, 1959)
This silent film footage offers a lively snapshot of 1950s American life, centering on the bustling atmosphere of Standard Oil
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Partners – Eastern Africa (1940s)
The film explores the duality of life in Eastern Africa, highlighting the coexistence of European settlers and indigenous Africans. It
An American Speaks (1948)
The United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, overseas needs and Palestine. Produced on behalf of the JDC, United Palestine Appeal, United
Along the Way – A Progress Report From BART (ca. late 1960s – early 1970s)
The film discusses the progress of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system, highlighting its design, construction, and benefits. BART
Treasure Chest (1956)
Explores the journey of a tin can, starting from its steel origins to its role in food preservation. It highlights
How Russians Play (1946)
The way people spend their leisure time, of their own free will, often reveals a great deal about their character.
American Girl, An (ca. 1950s)
The film revolves around a conversation among a group of young friends, highlighting themes of identity, prejudice, and the impact
Treasure Islands (1950s?)
An industrial film produced by the Hawaiian Pineapple Company, later renamed Dole Corporation, documenting Hawaii’s pineapple industry. The film showcases
Everyday Courtesy (2nd Ed, 1967)
A study of consideration of other people as manifested in speaking and listening, in situations involving introductions, in extending and
Aviation : The Career for Marc (1964)
The film follows the story of Mark, a young boy who is interested in pursuing a career in aviation. Mark’s
Is Smoking Worth It? (1962)
The film discusses the pressures on teenagers to smoke and the associated health risks, particularly lung cancer and heart disease.
AV Geeks Lunch 8-20
It doesn’t seem like Friday but we’re watching classic 16mm films anyhow. #avgeeks #16mmfilm