Camouflage in Nature Through Form Matching (1964)
The film discusses various forms of camouflage in nature, particularly focusing on protective resemblance, where animals mimic their surroundings to
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Stock Library Can BDDBDEBDF (silent raw footage)
The 1960s film footage presents a diverse and captivating montage that blends historical, cultural, and everyday life scenes. It starts
They Speak English (Russia, 1970s)
A Soviet-era educational film about teaching English to students. The film features a humorous and chaotic classroom scene where students
Industry on Parade Can 3a (ca. 1950s)
Discusses the extraction and processing of diatomite, a substance derived from fossilized algae, and its various industrial uses. It highlights
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-4-2023
Hello Monday! What 16mm films did you bring for us to watch? #16mmfilms #avgeeks
Washington, DC (2nd Ed, 1983)
The film explores the history and significance of Washington D.C., detailing its development from a swamp to the capital of
Gray Squirrel (1960)
The film follows a mother gray squirrel and her young babies as they navigate life in the woods. The mother
Midwest Literature: The Farm Background (1970)
Dramatizes works by James Whitcomb Riley, Hamlin Garland, Ole Rolvag and Willa Cather, analyzing literature in terms of the midwestern
Learning About Deer (1981)
This film provides an insightful look into the life cycle of deer, focusing on the birthing process and early care
Jefferson and Monroe (1940s?)
The film explores the historical significance of Charlottesville, Virginia, focusing on the lives and legacies of Thomas Jefferson and James
Modern Hawaii (1948)
This film portrays Hawaii as a multifaceted American territory, far more than just a tourist destination with picturesque beaches and
Glasses For Susan: A New Day
*Glasses for Susan: A New Day* (1973) is a 13-minute, dialogue-free educational film produced by EBE. The story follows Susan,