China: The Industrial Revolution (1967)
*China: The Industrial Revolution* is a 1967 documentary produced by Sander/Wald Documentary Associates. The 22-minute film highlights China’s industrial advancements,
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China: The Land and The People (1955)
Discusses the similarities and differences in climate, in topography, and in crops of North and South China. Explains that the
Chinatown Snapshots: San Francisco 1912 (silent)
This film features outtakes from Lewis’s footage of San Francisco’s Chinatown, including scenes of a Chinese barber at work, a
Chinese Korean And Japanese Dance (1970s)
Chinese, Korean and Japanese dances, as well as a demonstration of dance patterns, are performed by Hu Hung-yen, Hu Yung-fang,
Chinese Tin Miner Of Chendrong (1971)
recounts the history and current life of a Chinese family in Chendrong, Malaysia, which was established during a guerilla war
Cholesterol: Eat Your Heart Out (1975)
The film “Cholesterol: Eat Your Heart Out” explores the impact of diet on heart health through an experiment involving high
Choosing A Job (1971)
The film presents a counseling session where students discuss their career plans after graduation. Various students express uncertainty about their
Choosing Books To Read ( 2nd Ed, 1972)
Peter’s quest for information on photography leads him from a beginner’s volume to books on composition, to a novel and,
Choosing Up (1969)
*Choosing Up* (1969) is a **color educational short film** from the *Magic Moments Series* and part of the *Let’s Go*
Choosing Up! (1969)
Shows the different ways in which children choose sides for different games and includes a speeded-up version of each game.
Choosing Your Occupation (1949)
Self-appraisal, occupational possibilities, preparation requirements and various guidance facilities are discussed. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks
Choosing Your Vacation (sic) (silent, 1930s)
Choosing Your Vacation (sic) is a curious and somewhat puzzling film that initially appears to be educational but unfolds as