Making Books (1947)
The film illustrates the process of bookmaking, starting from an author’s manuscript to the final printed book. It details the
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Coast to Coast in 48 Hours (ca. 1929)
The film showcases a journey across the United States via train and airplane, highlighting the advancements in modern transportation. It
Blood, Composition And Function (1978)
Electron microphotography clearly shows the three cellular components of blood and how blood cells are manufactured in the bone marrow.
Crash Research (1955)
The film documents crash research experiments aimed at improving automobile safety. It highlights the quick nature of car crashes, lasting
[Alcatraz Prison Scenes & Tom Mooney Rally, silent, ca. 1938]
This footage offers a glimpse into 1920s-1930s law enforcement, political activism, and iconic San Francisco scenes. It opens with five
A/V Geeks Lunch 9-10
Even though it’s a nice day outside, it doesn’t feel right to enjoy it without watching some old 16mm films
Let’s Make A Meal In 20 Minutes (1950)
The film showcases Sally Gasco as she prepares a meal in just 20 minutes, highlighting the importance of kitchen techniques
[Gould can 5230.4, silent, 1928]
This Kinograms newsreel captures the thrilling sight of antique steamboats racing down the Sacramento River, showcasing a nostalgic piece of
A/V Geeks Lunch 10-19-2021
Pulling 16mm films off the shelf and watching them. What could be simpler? #avgeeks #16mmfilm
Preparation of Food: From Stone Age to Space Age (1969)
Explores the evolution of cooking methods from prehistoric times to the modern era, highlighting the pivotal role of fire in
Me Too? (1969)
Tells of a young boy who destroys a sand castle built by a group of children who excluded him from
A/V Geeks Lunch 12-10-2021
Living the life! 16mm at a time! #avgeeks #16mmfilm