James Fenimore Cooper (1949)
The film chronicles the life of James Fenimore Cooper, an American author born in 1789. It highlights his upbringing in
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AV Geeks Lunch 3-3-2023
End of the work week doesn’t mean it’s the end of the 16mm films. We have over 36,000 films to
Preventative Lifeguarding (1974)
The film emphasizes the critical role of lifeguards in preventing accidents and ensuring safety at swimming facilities. It outlines essential
Fashion’s Favorite (1940)
“Fashion’s Favorite” explores the evolution of textile fibers, particularly focusing on rayon, a man-made fabric developed by DuPont. It highlights
The Story of Southern States Cans 1-2 (silent)
In a small countryside town in the 1940s, life was centered around agriculture and the community. Surrounded by breathtaking views
The Innovators (1970s)
Features Tom Harmon. The film discusses the evolution of innovation in various fields, particularly focusing on the automotive replacement parts
Manhattan Landmarks – The End of the El
The film captures the history of Manhattan’s Third Avenue elevated railroad, known as the “El,” which operated for 76 years
New Horizons- Uruguay (1965)
Shows the people of Uruguay and how they live. Points out the important buildings and places of interest. We digitized and
Project Head Start in Arizona (1970s)
The film explores the lives of the Havasupai Indians living in the Grand Canyon, highlighting their remote lifestyle and connection
Army Navy Screen Magazine #58 (1940s)
The film features a nostalgic look at the Hollywood Canteen, where stars like Betty Davis and John Garfield entertained servicemen
Picturesque Salzburg (1930s, silent)
This silent film is a visual tour of Salzburg, Austria in the 1920s, showcasing the city’s natural beauty, cultural heritage,
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 4-14-2025
Let’s watch those films! They aren’t going to watch themselves! #avgeeks #16mmfilms