Inside/Out: In My Memory (1972)
The film revolves around a child’s experience of losing their grandmother, who had been a close companion since childhood. After
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Assignment: Venezuela (1956)
The film details the experiences of an American engineer, Jim, as he relocates to Venezuela for work with an oil
Dingbat Story, The (ca. 1960s)
The film discusses the significance of movie titles, highlighting their roles in engaging the audience, setting expectations, and reflecting the
Tobaccoman’s Sixth Sense, The (1949)
The film discusses the evolution of the tobacco industry, highlighting the transition from traditional cultivation and processing techniques to a
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 11-19-2024
16mm films. That’s what we collect. That’s what we share. Watch along with us! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Inside/Out: Brothers and Sisters (1972)
The film features a conversation between siblings discussing their plans for the weekend. The brother wants to go see a
Inside/Out: How Do You Show? (1972)
The video “Inside/Out: How Do You Show?” explores the ways individuals express their feelings, emphasizing that everyone has their own
Sweet Selections: Jelly Bean Delight Outtakes (silent, 1940s)
Outtakes from an industrial jelly bean promotion. The footage highlights oversized, colorful jelly bean displays in stores and captures shoppers
[Untitled American Fashion and American Department Stores, ca. 1950s]
The film explores the evolution of American fashion and department stores, highlighting the importance of understanding consumer needs and adapting
Early 1970s Television Commercials
The content features a compilation of early 1970s television commercials promoting various products. Highlights include advertisements for Alexis Leen wines,
Pontiac Styling Picture (1954)
The Pontiac Styling Picture is a 1954 silent color film footage showcasing the 1955 Pontiac Star Chief Sedan, produced as
0633 Tribune American Dream Picture (silent, 1924)
The Tribune-American Dream Picture is a surreal black-and-white film from 1924 sponsored by the American Theatre and the Oakland Tribune.