LSD – 25 (1967)
The film discusses LSD, a powerful mind-altering drug that can trigger profound and unpredictable experiences. It highlights the drug’s potency,
Lopsideland (1969)
Shows children the way the world would look upside-down. Explains how to look at things from a different perspective.
Microscopic Wonders In Water (1953)
The fiilm “Microscopic Wonders In Water” explores the fascinating world of microscopic life found in a drop of water. It
Microgravity (1990s)
Microgravity provides a unique research environment for scientists, allowing them to conduct experiments without the constraints of Earth’s gravity. This
Michael Discovers The Magnet (1955)
Michael discovers the concept of magnets when he sees his mother using a bulletin board with magnets. After school, he
Medical Aspects Of Mind Altering Drugs (1987)
The film discusses the medical aspects and effects of various mind-altering drugs, including marijuana, sedative-hypnotics, narcotics, inhalants, psychedelics, and stimulants.
Me Too? (1969)
Tells of a young boy who destroys a sand castle built by a group of children who excluded him from
Maturing Female (1970)
The film discusses the societal perceptions of aging, particularly for women, and the negative feelings associated with it. It explores
Matching Up (1970)
Uses a split-screen technique to match pairs of feet with the rest of the body.
Mary Kate’s War (1975)
The film revolves around Mary Katherine, who runs a printing shop and grapples with the challenges of publishing a letter
Goof (1961)
The film revolves around the interactions between a group of children and a boy named Henry, nicknamed “Goof,” who struggles
[Home Movies: Elkins, West Virginia, silent, ca. 1940s]
This home movie captures two contrasting scenes. The first part, in color, showcases a lively local parade, with vibrant floats,