AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 9-25-2025
We’ve watch over 6700 16mm films on this streaming show! But we have so many more to go! #16mmfilms #avgeeks
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Life In A Fishing Village: Sweden (1948)
Follows Nils Larson at work, school and play showing life in a typical fishing village of Sweden. Tells the
Oil Wells in the Neighborhood: 1930s Industry in Focus (silent)
This silent 1930s black-and-white footage captures scenes from the oil industry, including tanks, wells in residential neighborhoods (potentially Oklahoma), and
The Dime (1976)
The Dime (1976, Little Red Filmhouse) This short film traces the journey of a single dime as it leaves the U.S.
How About It (1972)
We see lots of litter and hear a child’s choir singing various nationalistic folk songs. Then we see kids cleaning
Tornado Below (1975)
Cindy Carter, an aspiring pilot, looks forward to her flying lessons at Centerville airport, hoping to solo for the first
Fable Of The Peacock (1950)
A young girl from the village of Katia walks to the marketplace to sell flowers balanced on her head. The
Mount Rainier National Park (1952)
Presents the most significant features of the park with emphasis on the glaciers and life in Subalpine Meadows and areas
Surviving The Cold (1984)
The film “Surviving The Cold” recounts true stories of individuals caught in severe winter weather. It focuses on Ed and
The Big A (1970s)
Discusses the critical role that modern custom application services play in farming, emphasizing the importance of timely and efficient application
Movies Move People (1969)
Part of a campaign by Kodak to help non-theatrical filmmakers produce and distribute their works, this promotional film about promotional
Mechanical Engineering at duPont (ca. mid-1950s)
This film serves as an informative guide for mechanical engineers considering a career in the chemical industry, specifically at DuPont.