Hall of Wonders (1953)
Jam Handy Production. “Hall of Wonders” explores the spirit of innovation and curiosity that has driven American inventors and engineers
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AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-14-2022
For every vintage 16mm film we show, it seems like we have another 100 that want to be shown! #avgeeks
Glass (1958)
*Glass* (1958) is an exceptional film by Bert Haanstra, known for its striking color and visual style. The film beautifully
SImple Machines: Pulleys (1954)
Explains how pulleys work to lift heavy weights more easily. A fixed pulley changes the direction of force, allowing for
Science Reshapes The Future Car (1981)
Presents researches done by engineers in automobile companies. Predicts future car with computer regulations will be better in many phases
Handy Dandy Filmmaking Film (1974)
The “Handy Dandy Filmmaking Film” showcases a school project where students learn to use filmmaking equipment, including a super eight
A New Engineering Material (1956)
The film discusses the development and testing of T1 steel, a revolutionary alloy steel with exceptional properties that surpass traditional
Jack and Bill Take the Pledge
This film follows a volunteer raising money for their local church. They discuss the various projects and initiatives the church
Animals in the Service of Man (ca. 1944)
Narration by Lowell Thomas. The film “Animals in the Service of Man” explores the vital role that animals play in
They Speak English (Russia, 1970s)
A Soviet-era educational film about teaching English to students. The film features a humorous and chaotic classroom scene where students
Let’s Paint With Water color
A short film about a group of students making covers for their scrapbooks with watercolors. The film shows the different
Street Dances: African American Joy in 1914 (silent)
This 1914 black-and-white footage captures a vibrant scene of African American couples dancing energetically on the street, showcasing a lively