AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-24-2025
I get it Garfield but at least 16mm films make Mondays more tolerable. #16mmfilms #avgeeks
Yours To Command (ca. 1961)
A Jam Handy Film. In this film, Abel Mack reflects on a lively ratepayers meeting discussing local issues, particularly focusing
[Launch Vehicle Sound Clip]
Features multiple rocket launches, showcasing different types of rockets blasting off with actual sound. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you
Eye to Eye (1954)
Made by Tullio Pellegrini. “Eye to Eye” explores the marvels of vision and the intricate world of insects through the
Homko Lawnmower Promotional Film (1958)
The Homeco Lawn Mower Promo Film from 1958 showcases a range of innovative lawn mowers with advanced features and stylish
Space Science Sixty-Three: Laboratories In Space (1963?)
he film features a presentation by John Fitch from NASA discussing the Nimbus weather satellite, its capabilities, and its advancements
Birds Of The Woodlawn (1940s)
The film is very unstable at the beginning due to torn sprockets. The film explores the lives of various bird
Boyhood Of Abraham Lincoln (rev, 1980)
The film chronicles the early life of Abraham Lincoln, born in 1809 in a log cabin in Kentucky. It highlights
Liquid Air (silent, 1920s)
This silent film explores the production of liquid air, detailing the process of cooling and compressing atmospheric gases into a
New Ways In Farming (1945)
The film discusses the evolution of farming in America, highlighting the deep-rooted connection between people and the land. It examines
Treasure Chest (1956)
Explores the journey of a tin can, starting from its steel origins to its role in food preservation. It highlights
Kids Must Eat (1945)
“Kids Must Eat” is a vintage educational film that highlights the importance of school lunches for American children. It features