Using the Bank (1947)
The film illustrates the various services provided by a bank through the experience of Mr. Frank Adams. It details his
Another Cup of Coffee (1948)
In “Another Cup of Coffee,” a life insurance agent, Jim, discusses the importance of prospecting for new clients with Gracie.
Telephone and Telegraph (1946)
The film discusses the evolution and significance of telephone and telegraph communication, highlighting the advancements made since Samuel Morse’s invention
Eye of the Beholder, The (1953)
“Eye of the Beholder” explores the concept of perception through the lens of various characters observing Michael Gerard, a troubled
Billy’s Mime (1975)
*Billy’s Mime,* part of the *Bloomin’ Human Series* by the Paulist Media Guild, is a surreal morality tale from 1975
Curious Habits of Man (1972)
*Curious Habits of Man,* a 1972 educational film by Dan Gibson Productions, aims to guide young viewers in recognizing the
Huntsman (1972)
“The Huntsman” (1972), a 16-minute color film presents a thoughtful exploration of self-reliance and the consequences of bending the rules.
Beautiful Balloon Ride (1979)
“Beautiful Balloon Ride” showcases a trip through North Carolina, highlighting its stunning landscapes and attractions. The narrator, excited to show
Are You The One? (1967)
The film revolves around the complexities of relationships and marriage, highlighting the importance of compatibility between partners. Characters reflect on
As Animators See Us: Foibles (1971)
As Animators See Us: Foibles (1971) is a unique, colorful collection of four animated shorts that humorously examine human quirks
Plastics (1973)
Plastics (1973) offers an absorbing, non-narrative journey into the world of plastic manufacturing, showcasing the seamless, mesmerizing rhythms of assembly
Auto Accident : What To Do Afterwards (1977)
This video provides essential guidelines on what to do after being involved in an auto accident. It emphasizes the importance