Library Organization (1951)
The film illustrates the contrasting ways students utilize a library, focusing on two characters, Jean and Tom. While Jean struggles
Carcassonne (French, 1962?)
The film explores the city of Carcassonne, highlighting its historical walls and towers constructed at different times. The narrator expresses
Chartres (French, 1962?)
The film features a conversation about a visit to Chartres, highlighting the beauty of the old town and its famous
Conservation Laws In Zero-G (1974)
In this educational film, scientist pilot Owen Garot discusses the principles of conservation laws demonstrated during the Skylab missions in
Declaration Of Independence By The Colonies (1955)
The film depicts the historical events leading to the Declaration of Independence by the thirteen American colonies in 1776. It
Canada : The Prairie Provinces (2nd, 1958)
The film explores the Prairie Provinces of Canada, highlighting their agricultural and natural resource wealth, particularly wheat and oil. It
Continent Of Africa – Lands Below TheSahara 1962)
Explores the complex history and evolution of Africa, highlighting its rich cultural diversity, natural resources, and the impact of European
Aerodynamics – Air Flow (1941)
The film discusses the principles of aerodynamics, focusing on the behavior of air as it interacts with different shapes and
Birds In Winter (1958)
The film explores bird migration patterns and survival strategies during winter. It highlights various bird species, including migratory birds like
Atoms For Peace – Introducing The Atom (1955)
The film discusses the dual nature of atomic energy, likening it to the sun, which can both sustain and destroy
Before You Hunt (1973)
The film discusses the importance of responsible hunting, emphasizing the need for patience, training, and respect for wildlife and landowners.
Bicycling Visual Skills (1980s)
The film emphasizes the importance of safe driving skills, drawing parallels between bicycle riding and car driving. It highlights key