Price of Liberty, The (1950s)
The Price of Liberty is a patriotic film featuring a young Walter Cronkite, emphasizing the high cost of preserving freedom
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Getting Into College (1962)
Illustrates the importance of planning early and obtaining expert advice in preparation for getting into the college of one’s choice.
American Working Women (1950)
The film explores the lives of four American working women in the 1950s, highlighting their daily routines, challenges, and aspirations.
Rocks – Where They Come From (1963)
Follows Don as he sees different kinds of rocks at a granite quarry, sandstone cliff and museum. Demonstrates the effects
This Is Life : Faithful Unto Death (1956)
“This Is Life: Faithful Unto Death” follows a minister and his wife as they navigate a tense situation involving a
Aquarium (1978)
Non-narrative look at sea life in an Aquarium. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email
Germany: A Family of the Industrial Ruhr (1958)
The film “A Family of the Industrial Ruhr” portrays the daily life of the Müller family living in Essen, West
Main Street The World Over (silent, 1920s)
Eugene Castle travels around the world looking “main streets” in various cities. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions
Mullet Country (1968)
Demonstrates the history, biology, catching, processing, cooking and serving of mullets. Views the scenery of Florida, where more mullet are
The French Revolution (1957)
The film recounts the events of the French Revolution through the perspective of George Ro, a lawyer from the Third
Time, Part Two (U.S. Navy)
The film discusses the concept of time zones, international date lines, and celestial navigation. It explains how the Earth is
AV Geeks Lunch 5-7
While its the end of the work week, we still feel compelled to show you 16mm films from our archive.