AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 1-21-2025
Brrrrr.. It’s cold outside! Happy to have some warm 16mm films to watch. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
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Federal Taxation Cans1-3 (silent raw footage)
Raw silent footage from the Coronet film, Federal Taxation. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive.
How Living Things Change (1957)
Discusses the evolution of animals over millions of years, focusing on how species like horses and elephants developed from their
[Research Work, ca. 1930s]
Unsure of the title.. The film discusses advancements in automobile engineering and fuel research, highlighting the importance of understanding engine
Farm Village Of India – The Struggle With Tradition (1971)
Views of a farmer and his wife on the Ganges Plain trying to improve their life are used to give
John Hooper’s Way With Wood (1977)
Discusses the deep appreciation and respect for wood and trees, emphasizing their significance beyond mere resources. The speaker reflects on
Forcible Entry: Knock And Notice (1974)
The film dramatizes the legal principles of “knock and notice,” which require police officers to announce their identity and purpose
Insects Through The Winter (1968)
This film delves into the life cycles of various insects, highlighting their survival and adaptive strategies through the seasons. It
Old Recipes New Ideas (1959)
Discusses the nostalgia associated with old cookbooks and the challenges modern women face in cooking compared to their grandmothers. It
Let The Rain Settle It (1969)
In the film “Let The Rain Settle It,” a young boy faces the challenges of a hot summer day when
AV Geeks 1000! part 2
Part 2 of the 1000 minute A/V Geeks streaming show. We watched: Onion Farming Ways To Find Out Open Up Parks Are For
Louise Nevelson 1970 (1971)
Discusses the artistic philosophy and career of Louise Nevelson, emphasizing the interplay between form and fantasy in her work. Nevelson