AV Geeks Lunch 7-14
Yesterday was such a great milestone but we’ve only seen 1700 16mm films so far. We’ve got at least another
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Golf – A Special Kind Of Joy (1975)
Discusses the unique joys of golfing, emphasizing the thrill of playing, the beauty of the courses, and the camaraderie among
Wise Use of Credit, The (1960)
The film discusses the wise use of credit through a conversation with Mr. Money and two high school students, John
Man And His Culture (1954)
In the imaginative form of “A report from outer space,” this film poses the possibility that a space ship approaches
Montana coal. (1976)
This industry-backed, early-energy-crisis documentary argues that America faces looming oil and gas shortages and should bridge the gap by rapidly
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-30-2024
How can it be a hump day when there’s all these great old 16mm films to watch? #avgeeks #16mmfilms
General Aviation – Fact or Fiction? (1973)
Examines the contribution of aviation to American economy. Discusses aviation as a flexible and facile mode of travel serving a
Dental Disease: Why Our Oral Health is Declining #shorts
We’ve conquered countless diseases and believe we’re getting healthier. But dental disease is on the rise. Are we overlooking something
Reasons Why, The (1959)
RCA Victor emphasizes the importance of quality in television manufacturing through rigorous research, design, and testing processes. Their commitment to
Competition In Business (1961)
Explains the concepts underlying business competition and shows how competition and its key factor, variety, are basic to the free
The Proof Is Everywhere (1964)
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What a Wonderful World It Would Be (1965)
The film revolves around Bill Ryan, a hardworking family man who experiences a series of frustrating mishaps one morning, including