The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death (1975)
“The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death” is a film from 1975, featuring the renowned French mime
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Science And Superstition, Cans 1-2 (silent)
The 1940s film footage presents a blend of school life and playful activities. It opens with scenes of boys playing
World’s Fair Report with Lowell Thomas (1961)
The film features a report by Lowell Thomas on the preparations for the 1964 New York World’s Fair, highlighting the
The Living City (1953)
The film “The Living City” explores the complexities of urban renewal in American cities, highlighting the challenges of blight, congestion,
Are You A Good Citizen Cans1-3 (silent raw footage)
The film footage from the 1940s presents a series of vignettes that emphasize the importance of civic responsibility and community
Air All About Us – Exploring Science (1955)
David discovers the omnipresence and properties of air while contemplating a feather that floated to the ground. He learns that
Powder Metallurgy Part 1 (1945)
The film discusses powder metallurgy, a modern industrial technique that utilizes metal powders to create various products through processes of
Effective Communication – Better Choice Of Words (2nd Ed, 1975)
Revised edition of the 1952 film ‘Better Choice of Words.’ Presents Lou, who finds his limited vocabulary a handicap, in
Council for Defence (1961)
Features Thomas Cadet reporting from NATO headquarters in Paris, discussing a ministerial meeting involving foreign defense and finance ministers from
Challenge To America (1960s)
The film discusses the importance of intergroup relations in America, emphasizing the principles of equality and democracy as foundational to
Reading For Beginners – Word Shapes (1969)
Each word has its own special shape that comes from the number and position of its letters. A quick look
Four Square (1937)
A Jam Handy film. The film discusses advancements in aviation and automotive engineering, focusing on the structural design of large