There’s a Message in Every Bottle (1968)
The film discusses the implications of underage drinking, emphasizing the importance of understanding alcohol’s effects on the body and mind.
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None for the Road: Teenage Drinking and Driving (1957)
“None for the Road” presents a narrative about the dangers of teenage drinking and driving. Dr. Charles Wentworth discusses the
Immigration In America’s History (1960)
Summarizes the various waves of immigration to the United states from the early colonial period to the present. In the
Chevrolet Advertising Rings the Bell (silent, 1950)
Silent but amazing footage from “Chevrolet Advertising Rings the Bell” – a surreal, fast-paced promotional film that creatively fuses elements
Claes Oldenberg (1966)
Claes Oldenburg discusses his artistic process, emphasizing the importance of approaching each show with a fresh perspective, akin to starting
AV Geeks Lunch 3-3
16mm films show us our past in ways the film’s creator didn’t count on.. #avgeeks
[San Francisco Mayor George Christopher and Nikita Khrushchev, ca. 1959 – 1960]
The film features a meeting where San Francisco Mayor George Christopher welcomes Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during a critical time
[Proposed New York City Center, 1960s, silent]
Architectural models lighted from various angles and shot from different perspectives. We digitized and uploaded this film from the Prelinger Archive.
AV Geeks Lunch 4-19
It’s the start of a new week to explore some vintage 16mm films! Join us! #avgeeks
The Fur – Lined Foxhole (1964)
“The Fur-Lined Foxhole” explores the complexities of suburban living in America during the 1960s, particularly in Wheeling, Illinois. It highlights
Color Keying in Art and Living (1950)
The film discusses color keying in art and everyday life, explaining how light and pigments interact to create colors. It
AV Geeks Lunch 5-21
How could you possibly start the weekend without at least watching one old 16mm film?! We are here to help!