Design for Correction (1963)
The film discusses the Federal Bureau of Prisons’ initiative to design a new type of penitentiary specifically for young adult
Golden Gate (1954)
The film explores the rich history and vibrant culture of San Francisco, highlighting its transformation from a small Spanish village
[Plastering, silent, 1950s]
Silent film documents a process of plastering a pool, highlighting the techniques used by workers to apply and smooth the
Petroleum At The NY Worlds Fair (1939)
“Petroleum At The NY Worlds Fair” showcases the significance of the petroleum industry at the 1939 New York World’s Fair.
If (1973)
The film presents a series of scenarios involving children at a zoo, where they encounter various situations that require decision-making.
What will Bernard do – Gratitude Vs Cheating (1968)
The film features a conversation between a student named Bernard and another person helping him with his math homework. They
The Last Word (1949)
A Jam Handy film. The film discusses the evolution of Chevrolet cars, highlighting the advancements in technology and engineering from
Key To Our Horizons (1952)
The film illustrates the profound impact of the automobile on American society, emphasizing that one out of every seven workers
Journey Into Medicine (1947)
The film follows Michael Kenneth Marshall, a medical student at Columbia University, as he embarks on his journey into the
It’s Your Money (1949)
The film promotes Chevrolet delivery trucks, highlighting their economy, performance, and practical design features. It emphasizes the efficiency of the
Camera Eye On New Jersey (1960s)
The film “Camera Eye On New Jersey” presents a comprehensive overview of New Jersey as an ideal location for business
Assembly Line (1960)
*Assembly Line* (1960) is a visually rich and introspective film that captures the monotony and alienation of urban working-class life.