Biology – Immunology (1980s)
The immune system is a complex network of cells and chemicals that defend the body against harmful invaders like bacteria,
Biology – Medical Research Seeks Relief of Pain (1970s?)
The film discusses advancements in the understanding and management of pain through scientific research. It covers historical perspectives on pain,
Bicycle Rules Of The Road (1986)
The film emphasizes the importance of bicycle safety, highlighting the thrill and enjoyment of riding while stressing the need for
Breathe And Live (1973)
The film discusses the critical importance of proper ventilation in underground mining operations to prevent suffocation and toxic gas exposure.
English Literature: The Romantic Period (1957)
An interview with Mr. Ernest Dos, a literary critic, about English Romantic writers. It highlights the influence of historical revolutions—American,
Guiding The Growth Of Children (1956)
The film features a fifth-grade teacher, Mrs. Carlton, as she navigates the individual needs of her students while teaching a
Gettysburg (1970s?)
The film “Gettysburg” reflects on the historical significance of the Gettysburg battlefield, where many soldiers fought and died during the
Flatland (1965)
Features Dudley Moore! “Flatland” explores a two-dimensional world inhabited by geometric shapes, where social hierarchy is determined by the number
The Fresh Water Pond (1961)
The film explores the diverse ecosystem of freshwater ponds, showcasing various animals and plants that inhabit these environments. It highlights
Follow The Leader (1960s)
The film made for Pan American Airlines follows Charlie, who is promoted to supervisor and must navigate the complexities
How Good Is A “Good Guy”? (1960)
The film explores the challenges faced by supervisors in maintaining productivity and morale within their teams. It highlights the detrimental
Invisible America (1986)
“Invisible America” is a poignant film that delves into the harsh realities of poverty in the United States. Through compelling