Days of Our Years (1955)
The film reflects on the fragility of life and the consequences of accidents, particularly in a railroad town setting. It
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Truth About Taxes, The (1940)
The film discusses the burden of taxes on American workers, emphasizing that everyone contributes to government expenses, while the wealthy
AV Geeks Lunch 3-25 part 2
Taking time out of our busy schedules to watch some old 16mm films. raison d’etre! #avgeeks
MS-3 (ca. 1959 – 1960)
The film discusses the importance of engine power in modern cars and introduces a new gasoline, Flying A with DuPont’s
Community Sing: Familiar Patriotic Songs (1941)
A singalong of patriotic songs. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com
AV Geeks Lunch 5-5
Happy Cinco de Mayo! Join us for some vintage 16mm films about Mexico and more! #avgeeks
Model Railroad (1940s?)
The film showcases a detailed model railroad created by the Westchester Model Club in Palom Manor, New York. It highlights
Light in Your Life, The (1949)
The film features Professor Jay Lumen explaining the importance and intricacies of light bulbs. He emphasizes the significance of eye
Painting Shadows (1957)
Eliot O’Hara demonstrates how an artist’s interpretation of shadows can give character and richness to natural scenes. Uses a two-story
World That Nature Forgot, The (1955)
This film explores the intricate relationship between nature and the synthetic world of plastics, detailing how man has harnessed natural
Banks and Credit (1948)
The film discusses the role of commercial banks in serving individuals and businesses. It explains how banks manage deposits, create
AV Geeks Lunch 7-19
Hello Monday! Here’s those classic 16mm films you were lookin g for. #avgeeks