Boston and Plymouth Landmarks of the 1950s (silent)
This footage from the 1940s to 1950s captures historical landmarks and tourist sites in Boston and Plymouth, Massachusetts. Highlights include
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Boston Bean, The
This black-and-white film is a fascinating time-lapse study of a bean sprouting from soil, showcasing the growth process through captivating
Both Sides of the Question (1970)
The film revolves around the Detroit News, emphasizing its commitment to providing balanced news coverage, reflecting diverse opinions, and adapting
Boy And Girl Of Britain (SILENT, 1976)
Silent. Introduces the English countryside, life in London, and examples of English institutions and values, with the typical experiences
Boy Of The Seminoles, A (1956)
The film tells the story of Naha, a young Seminole Indian boy living in the Everglades of Florida. Set in
Boy Scouts Flagpole Dedication at Montclair Scout Camp (silent,1922)
This black-and-white film captures the Boy Scouts’ flagpole dedication ceremony at Scout Camp in Montclair, Oakland, California. Spanning 36 feet,
Boy Who Cried Wolf (1983)
Animated. *The Boy Who Cried Wolf* (1983) is an educational adaptation of the classic fable, produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational
Boy Who Liked Deer (1975)
The film revolves around a young boy, Jason, who is passionate about caring for deer. He faces challenges at school,
Boy with a Knife (1956)
The 1956 film “Boy with a Knife” explores the challenges faced by troubled teenagers, highlighting their emotional and social struggles.
Boy’s Games (1960s)
“Boy’s Games” captures Afghan boys engaging in a traditional game that involves hopping on one foot. This simple yet lively
Boyhood Of Abraham Lincoln (2nd Ed, 1992)
The film explores the early life of Abraham Lincoln, detailing his childhood in Kentucky and Indiana. It describes his family’s
Boyhood Of Abraham Lincoln (rev, 1980)
The film chronicles the early life of Abraham Lincoln, born in 1809 in a log cabin in Kentucky. It highlights