Liberty (ca. 1940s)
The film presents Liberty as a powerful symbol of hope and opportunity for all immigrants and oppressed individuals. It highlights
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Home Movies: Hunter Niagara Falls Baseball Game
We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions
AV Geeks Lunch 2-10
Hop on board the classic 16mm film train! Woo-woo! #avgeeks
Kathy, Mike and Alcohol (1970s)
A Sid Davis film. The film follows Mike and Kathy, two teenagers who find themselves in trouble after a
Truth About Taxes, The (1940)
The film discusses the burden of taxes on American workers, emphasizing that everyone contributes to government expenses, while the wealthy
AV Geeks Lunch 3-25 part 2
Taking time out of our busy schedules to watch some old 16mm films. raison d’etre! #avgeeks
Meter Man (1940s?)
The film tells the true story of Leon, a meter inspector for Consolidated Edison in New York City, whose life
Community Sing: Familiar Patriotic Songs (1941)
A singalong of patriotic songs. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com
AV Geeks Lunch 5-5
Happy Cinco de Mayo! Join us for some vintage 16mm films about Mexico and more! #avgeeks
Aeronautics Space Reports 263, 268 (1990s)
NASA researchers are collaborating with Robert Mondavi Winery and universities to combat a root parasite, Phylloxera, threatening California’s wine industry.
Light in Your Life, The (1949)
The film features Professor Jay Lumen explaining the importance and intricacies of light bulbs. He emphasizes the significance of eye
Painting Shadows (1957)
Eliot O’Hara demonstrates how an artist’s interpretation of shadows can give character and richness to natural scenes. Uses a two-story