Drawing A Portrait (1957)
The film “Drawing A Portrait” emphasizes the art of portrait drawing, focusing on capturing accurate likenesses rather than mere character
Do Better On Your Examinations (1951)
The film discusses strategies for improving examination performance through a systematic approach. It follows Bob, who learns to manage his
Force Of Gravity, The (1960)
The film explores the concept of gravitation, tracing its historical understanding from ancient civilizations to modern physics. It discusses how
Fractured Look (1977)
“The Fractured Look” is a 1977 film from the Environmental Series, part of the Landsat – Satellite for All Seasons
Fun Playing Volleyball (1959?)
The film emphasizes that any girl can learn the fundamental skills of volleyball, highlighting the importance of teamwork, coordination, and
Galileo’s Laws Of Falling Bodies (1953)
The film discusses Galileo’s contributions to the laws of motion and gravitation, emphasizing that all objects fall at the same
Ganges: Sacred River (1964)
The film explores the significance of the Ganges River in shaping India’s civilization, culture, and spirituality. It traces the river’s
Geneve, Ville Et Lac (French, 1960s)
In French. The film showcases a picturesque park in Geneva, specifically the Jardin des Bastions, which features a significant monument
Hands (1940s)
The film explores the significance of hands in various aspects of life, highlighting their roles in joy, creativity, family, and
Harry S Truman : The Man From Missouri (1976)
The film chronicles the life and presidency of Harry Truman, highlighting his journey from a Missouri farm boy to becoming
Highlights of Skylab Medical Program (1970s)
The Skylab Medical Program involved a series of missions where astronauts conducted extensive biomedical experiments in a weightless environment. The
The Golden Rule: A Lesson For Beginners (1953)
“The Golden Rule – Lesson for Beginners,” a 1953 educational film produced by Coronet Films, explores the timeless ethical principle,