Day That Sang And Cried (1968)
The film captures the reflective thoughts of a young child who often dreams of a safe place from their childhood.
Going Back To School (1940s)
Showcases the vibrant college life of young women in America, focusing on their fashion choices, academic pursuits, and social activities.
Orchid to Mr Jordan (1948)
“Orchid to Mr. Jordan” is a vintage film that showcases the benefits and versatility of stainless steel, presented through a
United States Steel: Homes (1950s?)
The film showcases United States Steel Homes, a leading manufacturer of prefabricated homes based in New Albany, Indiana. It details
Shaping of Things to Come (1951)
The film “The Shaping of Things to Come” explores the process of molding plastic products, detailing the evolution of techniques
Today’s Culture: Options After High School (1976)
The film discusses the various options available to high school graduates beyond the traditional paths of college or immediate work.
Southeast Asia: Vietnam,Cambodia and Laos (1973)
The film explores the rich cultural and agricultural heritage of Southeast Asia, particularly focusing on the countries of Laos, Cambodia,
Workers Who Come To Our House (2ndEd, 1975)
The film features a mailman who shares his experiences delivering mail in a neighborhood for 14 years. He highlights various
Workers Of The Community (1978)
Discusses the collaborative efforts of a community in building a pedestrian overpass for Lincoln School, highlighting the various roles played
Voting At 18 (1972)
The film discusses the significance of the 26th Amendment, which allowed 11 million Americans aged 18 to 21 to vote
Our Family Works Together (2ed, 1978)
The film depicts a family of four musicians who, after a harrowing experience, find comfort in their new home. They
Italy: The Land And The People (1977)
The film provides an overview of Italy, highlighting its rich geography, culture, and economy. It explores the three main regions: