If You Do Something For Me (1972)
“If You Do Something for Me” is a 1972 educational short film directed by James Stanfield and released by Stanfield
S.S.S. (1970s)
The film focuses on the importance of proper cleaning operations and equipment maintenance in various business environments. It emphasizes the
Subtraction Is Easy (1948)
The film follows Billy Thompson, who wants to buy a new ball but first needs to purchase paints and a
The Doughnuts (1963)
In this vintage film, Homer helps at his father’s tourist camp and overhears a conversation about labor-saving devices at Aunt
The Doctor (1947)
Dr. Ralph Kramer, a pediatrician, conducts routine examinations and vaccinations for children in his office. He assesses a young boy
Summer On The Farm (1947)
Follows siblings June, Joan, and Jerry Johnson as they enjoy a summer on their family farm. They engage in various
The Library Is… (1968)
Explores the historical significance of libraries and the role of librarians as custodians of knowledge. It reflects on the evolution
There Are Choices – Safe driving begins in the mind. (1985)
Addresses the alarming rates of driving fatalities and injuries in the U.S., emphasizing the role of emotional states in driving
Turkey : Emergence Of A Modern Nation (1963)
The film explores the transformation of Turkey from the remnants of the Ottoman Empire into a modern republic under Mustafa
Verdict At 1:32 (1962)
Explores the aftermath of a fatal car accident involving two individuals: a young woman, Julie, and a middle-aged man, Darcy,
A Visit To The Waterworks (1956)
The film provides an educational tour of a waterworks facility, explaining how towns obtain and treat water for safe consumption.
Vital First Minutes (1976)
The film emphasizes the importance of proper handling and emergency response to hazardous materials during transportation. It outlines the responsibilities