AV Geeks Lunch 3-31
Goodbye March! We watched more than 110 films during your visit! #avgeeks
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[News Magazine of the Screen, October 1950]
In October 1950, the United Nations General Assembly convened, marking a significant session with 59 countries represented. Key figures included
A Boy Named David (1960s?)
The film narrates the biblical story of David, the youngest son of Jesse, who becomes a shepherd and displays remarkable
AV Geeks Lunch 5-12
Are you prepared for what the day has in store for you? Maybe watching some old 16mm films will give
Universal Newsreel (1963)
President Kennedy addressed the 18th United Nations General Assembly, highlighting a hopeful atmosphere and proposing joint U.S.-Soviet cooperation in space
[Division, 1960s]
The film is an educational tutorial on division aimed at helping a student named Bob understand the concept of division
AV Geeks Lunch 6-22
We’ve seen over 1680 vintage 16mm films on our lunch show! Ge on board to watch some more! #avgeeks
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-28-2024
It’s teentastic! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
An End To Darkness (1950)
The film follows the journey of a young man who reflects on his childhood in a village steeped in tradition
A/V Geeks Lunch 7-27
A/V Geeks Lunch 7-27 Old 16mm school films can still teach us so much about who we were. Join us! #avgeeks
To New Horizons (1940)
The film discusses the ongoing human quest for new opportunities and advancements, emphasizing the importance of exploration and innovation throughout
Six Who Fled (1972)
The film, directed by Tibor Hirsch, portrays the experiences of six refugees who escaped from Communist bloc countries, representing the