The Sea (1962)
The film explores the intricate relationship between land and sea, emphasizing the ocean’s role as a cradle for life on
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The Sea: Background To Literature (1958)
Discusses the profound impact of the sea on literature and human emotions. The narrator, Joe Palmer, reflects on his experiences
The Seaport (1962)
“The Seaport” explores the vital role of seaports in global trade, illustrating the various jobs and processes involved in loading
The Secrets To Making Good Grades (1983)
This film provides insights and strategies for students to excel in their academic pursuits, emphasizing the importance of understanding the
The Seed Plants – Diversity in Adaptation (1967)
Compares the gymnosperms and angiosperms to more primitive plants and to each other to show why they are so successfully
The Shape of a Leaf (1967)
The film discusses children’s engagement in art, focusing on their exploration of shapes, colors, and creativity through the example of
The Shoplifter (1964)
Shows in detail techniques used by amateur and professional shoplifters and explains how alert employees can prevent thefts. We digitized and
The Side Show (1975)
“The Sideshow,” directed by John Barnes and released in 1975, is a pantomime film featuring the legendary mime artist Marcel
The Sky Is Gray, Part 1 (1980)
The film “The Sky is Gray,” based on Ernest J. Gaines’ work, portrays the life of a young boy and
The Slasher (silent)
Made by members of the Bergen County Amateur Cinema Club. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks
The Smiles Have It (1940)
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The Solar Family (1936)
“The Solar Family” is an 11-minute educational film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Films in 1936. It presents the evolution of