Shadows, Shadows Everywhere (1972)
Shadows, Shadows Everywhere (1972) is a visually engaging Coronet instructional film that explores the beauty and creativity of shadows. Without
Finally Got the News (1970)
The film discusses the historical exploitation of Black workers in America, tracing their contributions from slavery to the present-day industrial
How Light Helps Us (1972)
Explores the importance of light in our daily lives, demonstrating how it enables us to see objects, reflects off surfaces,
Land, The Part II
The film discusses the evolution of American farming, highlighting the dramatic increase in productivity since 1940. Despite advancements, many family
Moving People In The Community (1972)
The film discusses various transportation options within communities, highlighting the importance of public transportation like buses and trains for those
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-20-2025
Just because its a snow day doesn’t mean we can’t watch 16mm films. #16mmfilms #avgeeks
Zip Code with the Swingin’ Six (1967)
A more complete version. The film discusses the evolution of the postal system in the United States, highlighting the challenges
Manufacturers Of Rugs (silent, 1920s)
*”Manufacturers of Rugs”* (1920s) is a silent documentary-style film that takes viewers inside a rug manufacturing factory, showcasing the intricate
Creating With Shapes (1971)
Discusses the three basic shapes in art: rectangles, triangles, and circles. It explains how these shapes can be found in
Practical Dreamer (1957)
The film features Edie Michaelson, who struggles with insomnia and reflects on her kitchen. She engages in a conversation with
Long Live the Bull! (silent, 1926)
*”Long Live the Bull!” (1926)* is a humorous silent clay animation that follows the misadventures of a young man attempting
Look at Socialism, A (1955)
The film discusses socialism and its parallels with communism, tracing their origins to Marx and Engels. It defines socialism as