I Am a Doctor (ca. 1959)
This film is a reflective and didactic exploration of the medical profession, presented through a series of recorded introspective monologues
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Measurement Of Electricity (1949)
Teaches the fundamental definitions of, and the physical concepts involved in, volt, ampere, ohm and watt. We digitized and uploaded this
Thousand Days, The (1940s)
The film chronicles Canada’s involvement in World War II, starting from a child’s birth in 1939 amidst the early days
Huffless, Puffless Dragon (1964)
Animated film features a character named Dragoon, a boastful dragon who claims to be the hottest and most fearsome of
Fun With Words: Words That Name And Do (1969)
Explains that by using words that name, nouns, and words that do, verbs, the viewer can learn about Larry and
We Were There… But Not For Conquest (1976?)
The film features a conversation between students and Captain Keenan from the Army Corps of Engineers, discussing the Corps’ dual
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 9-16-2025
Do we watch vintage 16mm films every Tuesday? Tune in and find out! #16mmfilms #avgeeks
AV Geeks 16mm 1-4-2024
The novelty of the new year has worn off but the novelty of watching vintage 16mm films is still going
Space Technology Improves Heart Pacemaker (1974)
The film discusses the advancements in heart pacemaker technology, particularly focusing on a rechargeable pacemaker used by 3-year-old Jennifer Gasio.
Death And Taxes (1969)
Discusses the history and complexities of the American tax system, emphasizing that taxes are a certainty in life, akin to
Pavlov’s Experiment The Conditioned Reflex (1975)
Uses a live dog in a laboratory in a re-creation of the famous experiment of Ivan Pavlov which shows the
Ranger IX Television Pictures of the Moon (1965)
Ranger 9, the last spacecraft in the Ranger series, was launched on March 21, 1965, and impacted the Moon on