Facts on Friction (1934)
The film discusses the relationship between speed and friction, highlighting how friction is both a hindrance and a necessity for
The Big Flash (1932)
Harry Langdon! In “The Big Flash,” a newspaper photographer is tasked with capturing images of a notorious criminal, Brick Dugan,
Spinning Levers (1936)
The film *Spinning Levers* explores the fundamental mechanics of levers and gears, illustrating their role in various everyday applications and
Health Heroes: The Battle Against Disease (1959)
The film highlights the contributions of five pivotal figures in the field of medicine known as Health Heroes. Anthony Von
En Dl Nobre Del Padre p4 (Spanish, 1972)
The film explores the rich history of religious pluralism in the United States, particularly focusing on the Catholic Church’s evolution
Honey Bee : Social Insect (Rev, 1978)
The film explores the life and social structure of honeybees, highlighting their importance as pollinators and their complex hive dynamics.
The Hopi Indian (Rev, 1975)
The film explores the lives and traditions of the Hopi Indians, known as “the peaceful people,” who have inhabited the
The Hindu World (1963)
The film explores the rich tapestry of Hinduism, emphasizing its origins, beliefs, and practices. It highlights the significance of spiritual
Espionage Warfare -The Fools (1960s?)
The film depicts espionage activities in Kaiser Slotten, Germany, where Soviet agents attempt to gather intelligence on a U.S. Air
[Space Shuttle Enterprise Transport, silent, 1985]
The transportation of the NASA space shuttle Enterprise, designated as Orbiter Vehicle 101 (OV-101), to Space Launch Complex 6 at
Anessi’s Barkcloth Art (1982)
The film follows a 12-year-old girl named Agnesi Aafi from the Kingdom of Tonga, as she prepares for her cousin
Air Force Now (1970s, afn 114)
Highlights the evolution of aeromedical evacuation in the U.S. Air Force, tracing its roots back to the use of balloons