The Highest Honor
About the Revolutionary War. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if
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Blueprint For Safety (1982)
The film “Blueprint for Safety” from 1982 illustrates the emergency response to a hazardous materials accident involving a methanol leak
Where Does It Get You? (1946)
The content emphasizes the importance of agility, stamina, and judgment in various aspects of life, including sports, academics, and everyday
AV Geeks Lunch 1-21
Old 16mm educational films can still teach us things. It’s why we collect and show them! Join us! #avgeeks
You and Your Bicycle (1948)
“You and Your Bicycle” is a 1948 short film that offers practical guidance on bicycle safety and maintenance, emphasizing the
Alcohol Crisis For The Unborn (1977)
The film “Alcohol Crisis For The Unborn” discusses the severe effects of maternal alcohol consumption during pregnancy, particularly leading to
Story Telling: Can You Tell It In Order (1953)
A teacher uses a puppet clown, the blackboard, and mounted pictures in teaching primary school children to arrange events chronologically
[Brezhnev Biography, Spanish?, ca. 1976]
In Spanish? “Brezhnev Biography” is a 1976 Soviet film that serves as a celebratory portrait of Leonid Brezhnev, portraying him
None for the Road: Teenage Drinking and Driving (1957)
“None for the Road” presents a narrative about the dangers of teenage drinking and driving. Dr. Charles Wentworth discusses the
Immigration In America’s History (1960)
Summarizes the various waves of immigration to the United states from the early colonial period to the present. In the
How the Telephone Talks (silent, ca. 1920s)
“How the Telephone Talks” is an early silent educational film that explains the workings of the telephone using both live-action
Claes Oldenberg (1966)
Claes Oldenburg discusses his artistic process, emphasizing the importance of approaching each show with a fresh perspective, akin to starting