Rhythms of 1914: Inside a Black Dance Hall (silent)
This 1914 black-and-white footage provides an intimate look inside a lively Black dance hall, featuring a vibrant atmosphere with a
1912 Chinatown Drama: The Collapsing Stairs Incident (silent)
This 1912 black-and-white footage features a dramatic scene involving collapsing stairs. Filmed in San Francisco’s Chinatown, the clip provides a
Oil Wells in the Neighborhood: 1930s Industry in Focus (silent)
This silent 1930s black-and-white footage captures scenes from the oil industry, including tanks, wells in residential neighborhoods (potentially Oklahoma), and
1960 Kennedy Nixon Debate
The 1960 Kennedy-Nixon debate addresses critical domestic and international issues facing the United States. Senator Kennedy emphasizes the need for
Future Clear (silent, 1974)
This film is missing a soundtrack. Future Clear (1974), produced by Rohm & Haas Company, is a promotional film about
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 11-21-2024
A week until Thanksgiving?! Where did the year go? I guess watching 16mm films does that to a person. #avgeeks
Winds And Their Causes (1948)
In this educational film, Pete embarks on a journey to understand the causes and effects of wind after experiencing a
Windows Of Heaven (1979)
The film depicts a church’s financial struggles and the leadership of President Lorenzo Snow, who is determined to restore hope
Wild Animals Of Virginia (1967)
The film “Wild Animals of Virginia” explores the diverse wildlife inhabiting Virginia’s forests, fields, and waterways. It highlights various species
USS Forrestal (1960)
The film details the USS Forrestal, the first super carrier built by the Navy, which was completed in December 1954.
Rising Waters: The 1936 Pittsburgh Flood (silent)
The 1936 Pittsburgh Flood by Mode-Art Pictures is a short silent newsreel documenting the catastrophic flood that struck Pittsburgh in
Timeless Wilderness: Banff and Beyond (silent, 1940s)
These home movies offer a beautifully preserved glimpse into the landscapes of Banff and its surrounding forests, circa 1940s. The