Glasses For Susan: A New Day
*Glasses for Susan: A New Day* (1973) is a 13-minute, dialogue-free educational film produced by EBE. The story follows Susan,
The Soviet Union: Faces Of Today (1972)
“The Soviet Union: Faces of Today” explores the daily lives of various Soviet citizens across different regions, highlighting their work
Time – Measurement And Meaning (1974)
This film explores the complex nature of time measurement, tracing humanity’s attempts to define and understand time over thousands of
Israeli Boy Life On A Kibbutz (1973)
The film “Israeli Boy: Life On A Kibbutz” (1973) explores the daily life of a young boy living in a
Mexican-American Speaks: Heritage in Bronze (1972)
Explores the identity and heritage of Mexican-Americans, emphasizing their rich history and cultural contributions to the United States. It highlights
Garden Plants and How They Grow (rev, 1984)
The film explores the growth of garden plants, highlighting their beauty and utility. It explains how plants produce food through
Farmyard Babies (1952)
The film depicts a vibrant spring morning on a farm, showcasing various barnyard animals and their young. Daisy, a cow,
Eastern Europe: An Introduction (1964)
The film provides an overview of Eastern Europe, highlighting its cultural diversity and geographical significance. It includes seven countries: Poland,
Determination Of Atomic Weight (1959)
The film demonstrates the determination of the atomic weight of copper through experimental methods. It explains the importance of atomic
Continental Drift (1980)
The film discusses the theory of plate tectonics and continental drift, explaining how the Earth’s surface has changed over time.
Christmas On Grandfather’s Farm (1958)
Takes viewers back to a nostalgic Christmas at Grandpa Bradford’s farmhouse at the end of the last century. The family
Basic Court Procedures (1949)
“Basic Court Procedures” (1949) presents a fictional courtroom drama where characters engage in a mock trial involving a bank robbery