AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 1-5-23
Here’s those old 16mm films you were asking about.. #avgeeks #16mmfilm
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Karius And Backtus (1955)
The film features two puppets, Karius and Backtus, representing tooth decay and bacteria that live in a person’s mouth, specifically
Looking Ahead Through Rohm Haas Plexiglas (silent, 1947)
This is silent film footage from the 1947 promotional film by Rohm & Haas showcases the transformation of Plexiglas from
Gravity A/B Reels (1950s, silent)
Silent A/B roll of a series of scenes from the 1950s. It starts with a boy laying in the grass
What Happened To Honesty? (1970)
Film revolves around the increasing prevalence of theft and dishonesty in society, likening the world to a prison due to
Jeff’s Company (1972)
The film features a conversation between a young boy, Jeff, and his parents about his desire to attend a fall
Her Indian Hero (1912, silent)
The Chief’s son, Silver Water, comes back from college and is welcomed with a celebration by the tribe. Hal Benton,
The Things People Want (1948)
Produced in 1948 by the Handy (Jam) Organization for the Chevrolet Division of General Motors, The Things People Want is
No Time for Ugliness (1965)
The film discusses the complexities of urban life, emphasizing the importance of design in creating livable cities. It highlights the
Human Body : Skeleton (1953)
Cinefluorography is used to view the skeletal structure in action. The complexity of the system is stressed and we see
Life Times Nine (1973)
Presents nine short “commercials for life”, a series of short films made by children ages 11 to 16.
Louise Nevelson 1970 (1971)
Discusses the artistic philosophy and career of Louise Nevelson, emphasizing the interplay between form and fantasy in her work. Nevelson