Don’t Be Afraid (1953)
Tells how a young boy is helped by his mother to overcome his fears of the dark. Points out that
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Don’t Be Afraid (1971)
The film “Don’t Be Afraid” from 1971 addresses the struggles of youth in finding their identity and place in the
Don’t Get Angry (1953)
The film explores the theme of anger through the experiences of children, particularly focusing on Susan and Paul. It illustrates
Door to Heaven, The (1941)
Explores the metaphor of doors in life, emphasizing that while physical doors allow access to various aspects of life, there
Double Dealers (1960s)
“Double Dealers” explores the deceptive practices of unscrupulous salesmen who employ tactics like bait and switch to trick unsuspecting customers
Doubtful Dollars (1945)
The film “Doubtful Dollars” highlights the issue of counterfeit money in the United States, particularly in the aftermath of the
Down to Dalmatia (silent, 1927)
“Down to Dalmatia” is a film shot in 1927 by the crew of the USS Detroit, showcasing the Dalmatia region
Drafting (1969)
Treats drafting as a means of visual communication and a key to organized training and planning. Discusses the importance of
Dragon and the Bear – who is Number One?
Examines the struggle between the USSR and Red China in the communist world.
Drawing A Portrait (1957)
The film “Drawing A Portrait” emphasizes the art of portrait drawing, focusing on capturing accurate likenesses rather than mere character
Drawing Account (1941)
The film features a conversation between an automotive engineer, Alan Reynolds, and a cartoon animation director who is creating a
Drawing Account (1941)
The film features a conversation between an automotive engineer, Alan Reynolds, and a cartoon animation director who is creating a