What Makes Us Tick (1952)
The film explores the life of a typical American family, focusing on John Q Public, who manages his finances through
When The Chips Are Down (1960s?)
Features Bob Hope and Phyllis Diller. “When The Chips Are Down” showcases the dedication and professionalism of the Army and
Wear Safety Shoes (1970)
The film “Wear Safety Shoes” from the Eyes, Hands and Feet Series, produced by the Industrial Accident Prevention Association in
Lady From Philadelphia, Reel 2 (1958)
The film centers on the renowned African American contralto Marian Anderson, highlighting her journey as a cultural ambassador during her
Lady From Philadelphia, Reel 1 (1958)
The film features a performance by renowned singer Marian Anderson, showcasing her musical talent and her interactions with various cultures
Let There Be Light Reel 2 (1945)
The film depicts the therapeutic process of soldiers suffering from battle neuroses, particularly focusing on hypnosis and psychotherapy to help
Let There Be Light Reel 1 (1945)
The film “Let There Be Light” explores the psychological impact of war on soldiers returning home. It highlights the emotional
Crisis in Levittown, PA (1957)
“Crisis in Levittown” is a significant 1957 documentary directed by Lee Bobker and Lester Becker, detailing the racial tensions that
Early Victorian England and Charles Dickens (1962)
The film explores the Victorian era in England during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837-1901) and its reflection in the works of
Macbeth, Part 2: The Themes of Macbeth (1964)
“Macbeth, Part 2: The Themes of Macbeth” is a film from 1964, directed by John Barnes, that continues the exploration
Macbeth. Part 1: The Politics of Power (1964)
“Macbeth. Part 1: The Politics of Power” is a 1964 film directed by John Barnes, featuring the insightful analysis of
The Mask Maker (1975)
“The Maskmaker,” directed by John Barnes in 1975, features the eminent French mime Marcel Marceau in a thought-provoking pantomime from