Mr. and Mrs. Robin’s family. (1977)
A young girl tells the story of a family of robins that make their home in her backyard. Follows the
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Elements of Investigation (1960)
The film discusses the essential elements of criminal investigation for law enforcement officers. It highlights the importance of applying classroom
English On The Job: Writing Skills (SILENT, 1972)
Shows how good on-the-job writing adds up to total communication and can help open the way to more responsibility and
Patrol Vehicle Operation, Part 2 (1970s)
A Sid Davis film. This instructional film focuses on emergency vehicle driving techniques taught at the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s
Industries of the United States: Steel / The Hardest Metal in the World (non-narrative, 1931)
This non-narrative, stark black-and-white film captures the intense and rhythmic world of a steel mill, set to the powerful music
Daniel Boone In America’s Story (1968)
Shows the relationship of Daniel Boone’s story to American history, including the French and Indian War, the Revolutionary War, and
Pavement Pounding (1935)
The film discusses the importance of foot health and the impact of poorly designed shoes on foot conditions. It highlights
Brussels Fashion Review (aka Appropriée On Ne Peut Mieux Sous Tous Rapports) part 2, silent, 1958
This silent Ford TV commercial footage, filmed at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, presents a surreal blend of elegance and
A/V Geeks Lunch 9-7
To use 16mm is a the unit of measure of all things. Well, at least, film related things. #avgeeks
Telenews Can 2 (silent, 1954)
A black-and-white newsreel from Telenews Daily capturing significant events and intriguing moments from around the world. Highlights include a
Family at Gas Station (silent, 1956 Ford spot)
In this nostalgic scene, a family drives a blue and white 1956 Ford Crown Victoria along a scenic country road,
A/V Geeks Lunch 10-15
It’s the end of the work week but there’s no end to the 16mm films we have to show you!