Death Zones (1975)
The film “Death Zones” emphasizes the critical importance of school bus safety, particularly around areas where drivers have limited visibility,
Summer Scenes: A 1954 Cruise Around NYC (silent)
Captures a brief yet charming look at a summer day cruise around New York City. While not particularly eventful, the
Panoramic Serenity: San Francisco in the 1960s (silent)
A tranquil collection of color footage from the 1960s, capturing the scenic beauty of San Francisco. The film features extended,
Truck Driver (1958)
The content describes a day in the life of Tom, a truck driver, as he embarks on an overnight trip
Who Did What to Whom (1971)
The film discusses the principles of human performance and interactions, emphasizing that natural laws apply consistently in human behavior. It
Transportation In The United States (1948)
The film discusses the evolution and significance of transportation in the United States, highlighting the development of railroads, the rise
Tornado Below (1975)
Cindy Carter, an aspiring pilot, looks forward to her flying lessons at Centerville airport, hoping to solo for the first
Social Seminar : Tom (1972)
The film features a personal narrative of a man reflecting on his upbringing in a strict Catholic environment, his transition
Toute La Bande : Episode 9 Bricolage (1970)
n this vintage French foreign language film, a family navigates daily life with humorous interactions. Caroline enlists her brother Victor’s
Uncle Smiley Goes Up The River (1972)
“Uncle Smiley Goes Up The River” follows a community effort to clean up a polluted river. The townspeople, led by
Where Does Our Meat Come From? (1960)
Phil Burgess explains to his city-dwelling nephew Wes and niece Emily the journey of meat from farm to table. He
Why You? (1952)
The film explores the thoughts of a young man contemplating military service during a time of global uncertainty. He reflects