Voting At 18 (1972)
The film discusses the significance of the 26th Amendment, which allowed 11 million Americans aged 18 to 21 to vote
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AV Geeks Lunch 9-14
Hope everybody had a great weekend! Let’s kick off the week by watching some old 16mm films.
Stock Library Can ANZAOGAOK (silent)
This silent film compilation from the 1960s spans various themes, including historical reenactments, industrial processes, and scenes of everyday life
[Niagara Falls, World’s Fair, silent, 1939]
This vintage 1930s color film captures two iconic locations: Niagara Falls and the 1939 New York World’s Fair. The first
AV Geeks Lunch 10-23
It’s Friday, but everyday is Friday when you join us in watching some old 16mm films!
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 8-5-2024
Is it really Monday? Does it really matter when you’ve got over 30,000 16mm films to watch? Help us out!
The Hoja Fools Them All (1950s)
Propaganda puppets! The film presents a narrative set in a town where characters discuss the influence of a radical group,
AV Geeks Lunch 12-4
Take a break from the headlines and indulge in some awkward 16mm films from our past!
Ancient Mesopotamia (revised, 1976)
Depicts the cultural legacy of the Sumerians, Semites, Babylonians, and Assyrians of the ancient Middle East using authentic locales including
Your Job: Good Work Habits (1969)
The film follows Betty and Carl, a young couple navigating their first full-time jobs while contemplating marriage. Through interviews, they
Living In The New England States Birthplace Of A Nation
Presents a general view of the geographic, economic, and cultural activities in the New England States of Maine, New Hampshire,
North Carolina Public Library PSAs (1970s)
Television public service announcements that discuss the role and importance of libraries and librarians in society. Libraries serve as vital