Tom La Sorda (1973)
The film follows Tom La Sorda, a successful minor league baseball manager for the Albuquerque Dukes, as he navigates a
They Speak English (Russia, 1970s)
A Soviet-era educational film about teaching English to students. The film features a humorous and chaotic classroom scene where students
[To The Students About Informatics Computers, Reel 2 (Russian, 1980s)]
Soviet-era educational film. The film discusses the existence and significance of the electronic universe, highlighting how it enables access to
[To The Students About Informatics Computers, Reel 1 (Russian, 1980s)]
A Soviet-era educational film. The film discusses the architecture of computers, emphasizing the relationship between different components such as input
The Hoja and the Thief (1950s)
The film presents a conversation among characters discussing the outbreak of violence and revolution in an unnamed Asian country. Harid,
The Inheritance (1965)
“The Inheritance,” authored by Harold Mayer and produced by the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, offers a perspective on American
Teacher Tele Tips (1970s)
Cuti is potential nighmare fodder. “Teacher Tele Tips” is a film aimed at helping educators effectively integrate television into their
The Vowel A (1971)
“The Vowel A” teaches viewers about the short and long sounds of the vowel letter A. It explains how the
The Hamburger Sandwich (1969)
Incredibly beat-up film. “The Hamburger Sandwich” explores the art and craft of creating the perfect hamburger, emphasizing the importance of
Table Donkey Stick (excerpt, 1985)
Partial film. The story revolves around a tailor with three sons and their interactions with a goat that provides milk
The Hoja and the Camel’s Head
The film presents a narrative featuring a donkey and a wise character named the Shake, who discusses the importance of
The Emperor’s Elephant (1950s)
A reflective narrative set in a coffee house, where patrons discuss the political climate and the necessity of mutual defense