Day The Books Went Blank (1961)
“Day The Books Went Blank” (1961) depicts a day in a small town where residents discover that their library books
The Draggin’ Wagon (1963)
The film follows Clarence Carter Jr., a young boy in Washington D.C. who builds a soapbox racing car to compete
The Vote (1963)
The film discusses the importance of voting as a fundamental right in America, highlighting its historical significance and evolution. It
Stone Forest (1974)
The film explores the Petrified Forest National Park in northeastern Arizona, showcasing its unique geological history and the transformation of
We the People (1970s)
The film discusses the growth and transformation of the American population over the last 200 years, highlighting significant demographic changes,
Me And Mr Marshall (1949)
The film features Hans Fischer, a coal miner in Germany, who shares his experiences and thoughts on the harsh realities
Toward Independence (1947)
The film “Toward Independence” highlights advancements in medical management for spinal cord injury patients, particularly those with paraplegia. It emphasizes
America’s Untapped Asset (1953)
The film features a speech by President Eisenhower emphasizing the importance of employing individuals with disabilities. He shares a personal
Amazon Awakens (1944)
Made by Walt Disney Productions. This film explores the legendary quest for El Dorado, a city of gold, and the
Albert Einstein (1939, various)
This film is a compilation of unedited, non-chronological footage featuring Albert Einstein, including rare clips of him speaking at various
Hawaii the 50th State (1959)
The film explores Hawaii’s unique position as the 50th state of the United States, highlighting its geographical isolation and diverse
New York University (1952)
The film follows Sandy Cran, an 18-year-old college student at New York University, as she embarks on a transformative journey