Nation To Defend (1952)
The film “Nation To Defend” emphasizes the importance of defending the United States and its foundational principles, such as equality,
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Nation’s Meat (1942)
The film “Nation’s Meat” explores the extensive processes involved in the livestock and meat industry in the United States. It
National Arboretum (1968)
The National Arboretum, located near the capital along the Anacostia River, is a 415-acre living museum showcasing a diverse collection
National Barbecue Month (1970s)
Chef Michael Tondo celebrates National Barbecue Month by inviting viewers to enjoy barbecues during July, focusing on Old West cooking
National Hunger March 1931 (silent)
The National Hunger March 1931 captures a powerful demonstration during the early years of the Great Depression, organized to demand
Natural Phenomena (1970s)
The film discusses the significance of the Sun as the primary energy source for Earth, detailing its composition as a
Natural Resources of Oregon (1970)
The film “Natural Resources of Oregon” explores the state’s diverse natural resources, highlighting its ecological richness and the importance of
Naturalist’s Paradise (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational and exploratory film depicts various marine and coastal activities, emphasizing marine biology and ecological observation. The film
Naturally…a Girl (1972)
The film “Naturally a Girl” discusses the physical and emotional changes girls experience during puberty, particularly focusing on menstruation. It
Nature As Reality (1969)
The film discusses the evolution of nature as a central theme in art, particularly during the Renaissance. It highlights how
Nature is for People (1969)
“Nature is for People” is a thought-provoking film created by Stuart Roe. The film presents a poignant contrast between the
Nature Of Heat (1953)
Uses experiments and animation to show heat as the energy of molecular action. Illustrates the transfer of heat by conduction,