Boosting Is a Business [unedited footage, silent, 1957]
This mashup blends contrasting themes, moving from serene agricultural scenes and vibrant product displays to stark depictions of crime and
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[Home Movies: Massachusetts Catholic family, silent, 1956]
This home movie captures a Massachusetts family’s everyday joys, seasonal celebrations, and community life. The scenes open with young siblings
[Industrial footage, unedited: Borden’s dairy, silent, 1965?]
This silent footage captures the comprehensive journey of Borden’s products from factory to family table, highlighting the brand’s integration into
[Industrial Footage, unedited: Burroughs computers, silent, 1965?]
The footage captures a series of operations within a mid-century technological and manufacturing environment, focusing on the assembly and function
General Panorama (silent,
This silent documentary footage, produced by the General Research and Supply Co., captures the intricate processes and mechanized equipment behind
[East Bay and Northern California, unedited footage, silent, 1956]
This archival footage opens with night scenes of illuminated rotating panels featuring figures and landscapes, accompanied by neon signs for
[UC Berkeley, unedited footage, silent, 1960]
This unedited documentary footage provides a detailed look at UC Berkeley and its surrounding areas, with a focus on printed
[UC Berkeley outtakes, silent, ca. 1960]
This archival footage showcases various aspects of life on the UC Berkeley campus, including iconic buildings, classroom activities, athletic events,
[Home Movies: Elkins, West Virginia, silent, ca. 1940s]
This home movie captures two contrasting scenes. The first part, in color, showcases a lively local parade, with vibrant floats,
Goof (1961)
The film revolves around the interactions between a group of children and a boy named Henry, nicknamed “Goof,” who struggles
Mary Kate’s War (1975)
The film revolves around Mary Katherine, who runs a printing shop and grapples with the challenges of publishing a letter
Matching Up (1970)
Uses a split-screen technique to match pairs of feet with the rest of the body.