We, The People (Willkie & McNary Know Their Farming) 1940
Discusses the historical significance of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, emphasizing the concept of a republic governed by
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AV Geeks @ Hunt Library
AV Geeks welcome Aranzazu Lascurain, Asst University Director of SE Climate Adaptation Science Center. We’ll be watching films old 16mm
City of Proud Memories (1934)
Explores the rich history and charm of Charleston, South Carolina, highlighting its significant landmarks, such as City Hall, Old St.
Are We Still Going To The Movie? – Adolescent Sexual Conflict (1974)
The film depicts a conversation between two adolescents, Jack and Dana, during a picnic that reveals tension in their relationship.
AV Geeks Lunch 5-6
It seems like a good day to give yourself a break and to watch some old 16mm films. #avgeeks
How to Prevent Disease (silent, ca. 1920s)
How to Prevent Disease (ca. 1920s) is an educational film produced under the Surgeon General of the U.S. Public Health
Focus On LSD And Other Psychedelics (1971)
The film discusses the effects and perceptions of LSD and other psychedelics, emphasizing their potency and the contrasting views on
AV Geeks Lunch 6-15
Halfway through June and we still haven’t put a dent in watching all the 16mm films we have! #avgeeks
Paul Speaks From Living Letters (1960s?)
The film features Jack Odell discussing the significance of communication, particularly through the Apostle Paul’s letters. It highlights Paul’s transformation
Arranging the Tea Table (1946)
The film discusses the etiquette and considerations for arranging a tea table. It emphasizes the importance of using appropriate tablecloths,
A/V Geeks Lunch 7-30
A/V Geeks Lunch 7-30 Oh wow, we just burned through another month. Goodbye July! August please be kind.. #avgeeks
Me And Mr Marshall (1949)
The film features Hans Fischer, a coal miner in Germany, who shares his experiences and thoughts on the harsh realities