Reporting And Explaining (1970)
Discusses the importance of effective communication, particularly in the context of making formal speeches that involve reporting or explaining. It
Jack And The Robbers (1974)
Narrates a folk tale from the Appalachian Mountain Range, where a boy named Jack, nicknamed Lazy Jack and Lucky Jack,
You’re Under Arrest (1982)
A 60 Minutes segment distributed to schools on 16mm film. Discusses the ongoing issue of drunk driving in the United
Careers In The Office: Applying For A Job (1971)
Revolves around a young woman, Ruth, who is navigating her job search after summer work as a counselor. She discusses
World Cultures & Youth: Amy The Photographer (1978)
Amy Hobby, a 13-year-old from Winter Park, Florida, has been exploring hard edge photography for nearly three years. She focuses
Hurricane (1970s)
We start with perfect weather for Labor Day weekend, but with warnings of an impending storm named Chris, which has
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 8-29-2025
Watch some 16mm films before you take off for your break! #16mmfilms #avgeeks
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
Air Pollution: A First Film (1971)
Polluted air is a significant issue in many cities, often forming a layer of dirty air beneath cleaner air. This
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 8-28-2025
Our YouTube show is like rummaging through your grandparents’ attic, if their attic had synchronized sound, questionable fashion, and a
All Bottled Up (1975)
Animated. The narrator reflects on their childhood experiences growing up in a family affected by alcoholism. They describe feelings of
Guidance For The Seventies: Kids, Parents and Pressures (1971)
Discusses the complexities of interpersonal relationships, particularly focusing on family dynamics and communication. It highlights the fears individuals have regarding