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
What Tadoo WIth Secrets? (1990)
The film revolves around a young girl named Juliet who is grappling with a troubling secret involving her Uncle Dan.
Step-Saving Kitchen (1949)
“Step-Saving Kitchen” is an instructional film from 1949 that showcases modern kitchen design principles aimed at improving efficiency for homemakers.
Heart of a Tyrant (1950s?)
US propaganda film with puppets! In a coffee house, a conversation unfolds between two friends about the brewing unrest in
Roger Ramjet: Great Skateboard Race (1965)
In this episode of “Roger Ramjet,” the titular hero and his rival, Lance Crossfire, compete in a skateboard race to
What Tadoo WIth Fear (1988)
The film follows a young girl named Samantha who experiences fear and confusion when her babysitter Lori has her boyfriend
The Hoja Fools Them All (1950s)
Propaganda puppets! The film presents a narrative set in a town where characters discuss the influence of a radical group,
Reading Growth: Adjusting Your Reading Speeds (1968)
The film presents a whimsical story about a boy named Willie who struggles with reading at only one speed, which
Wankel Engine (1976)
The film discusses the development and advantages of the Wankel rotary engine, introduced by Felix Wankel in the early 20th
How To Make Faces with the Alphabet People (silent, 1948)
Raw silent footage from an instructional drawing film by Frank Webb, focused on teaching viewers how to create faces using
Growing Up: Preadolescence (1958)
The film follows twins Peggy and Nikki as they navigate the changes in their bodies during preadolescence. It highlights the