The Lost Treasure (1950s)
The film revolves around a conversation in a local coffee house where an elderly man shares a story about Nasr-ed-din
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The Lunatic (1972)
The film “The Lunatic” explores the emotional turmoil of a woman named Jennifer as she navigates a complicated relationship with
The Machine Master or Slave? (1941)
The beginning is very warped. The film explores the impact of labor-saving machinery on employment and the economy. As factories
The Magna Carta, Part 1 (1959)
Discusses the historical context leading to the creation of the Magna Carta in 1215, detailing the evolution of power dynamics
The Mailman (1964)
Showcases the daily operations of the United States Postal Service, highlighting the journey of letters and parcels as they are
The Makeup of Matter (1963)
The film explains the concept of matter, defining three types: solids, liquids, and gases. It introduces molecules, atoms, and elements,
The March in Washington (1963)
The film captures the historic March on Washington for civil rights that took place on August 28, 1963. It highlights
The March of Time (Forum Film): Careers For Girls – 1949
A survey of various career opportunities open to young women. Reel 1 focuses on fields such as medicine, social service,
The March Of Truth – And Forbid Them Not (1948)
A scene involving children in Capernaum during Jesus’ time, highlighting their need for love and guidance. The children engage in
The Market And The Individual (1960s)
The film explores the American economic system through the eyes of a Greek visitor, Yan Peres, as he is hosted
The Mask Maker (1975)
“The Maskmaker,” directed by John Barnes in 1975, features the eminent French mime Marcel Marceau in a thought-provoking pantomime from
The Meadville Patriots. (1943)
This mid-century educational drama follows Jim Anderson, a young newspaper editor who takes over The Patriot in the small town