Conquest Of The North Pole (silent, 1912)
“Conquest of the North Pole,” directed by Georges Méliès in 1916, is a silent film that exemplifies Méliès’s unique blend
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Conrad Schwiering (1982)
The film features an artist’s reflections on his passion for painting, particularly landscapes and mountains. He discusses the challenges that
Conservation Laws In Zero-G (1974)
In this educational film, scientist pilot Owen Garot discusses the principles of conservation laws demonstrated during the Skylab missions in
Conservation Of Energy (1959)
Demonstrates the principle of conservation of energy using a coal-fired power plant as a practical example. It details the process
Conservation: Waterfall (1969)
This educational film from 1969 by BFA Educational Media takes viewers on a serene journey tracing the path of a
Conserving Our Environment – Use And Reuse (1972)
The ecological system of a fishbowl depicts in miniature the ecology of the earth, demonstrating the interdependence of plant and
Conserving Our Environment- The Pollution Crisis (1972)
Shows some of the many ways in which man is polluting the land, sea, and air. Explains that as
Constitution Of The United States (1955)
The film discusses the historical context and significance of the United States Constitution, created in the aftermath of Shay’s Rebellion
Construction Work: The Carpenter (Silent, 1976)
Discusses carpentry and how work in vocational training classes relates to on-the-job work. We digitized and uploaded this film from the
Consumer Education – Budgeting (1968)
About two young women, Sam and Lulu, who move out of their parents’ home and get their own apartment. They
Consumer Game (1973)
The film explores the challenges young consumers face in recognizing their role as buyers, particularly in the context of personal
Consumer Reports presents The Car Show (1981)
“Consumer Reports presents The Car Show” discusses various aspects of car buying and maintenance, focusing on small cars, diesel engines,