Que Puerto Rico! (1963)
“Que Puerto Rico” is a 1963 film by Tibor Hirsch that captures the essence of Puerto Rico through a blend
Protein Synthesis (1971)
This film creatively illustrates the process of protein synthesis through dance, symbolizing the assembly of amino acids into proteins. It
Progress?
The animation “Progress?” reflects on humanity’s impact on nature, contrasting the beauty of the natural world with the destructive consequences
Place Of Belonging (1972)
“Place of Belonging” explores the importance of beauty in urban environments and how it fosters a sense of belonging among
Who Cops Out? (1970)
The film explores the complexities of adolescence, highlighting the tension between the joys and pains of growing up. It discusses
Stop the projector, I want to get off! (1960s?)
The film features a character named Jim, who is enthusiastic about home movies and has recently acquired a projector. He
As the Twig Is Bent (1943)
The film emphasizes the importance of parental guidance and a stable home life for children, especially in the context of
Rainshower (1965)
The sights and sounds, beauty and rhythm of rain. The film attempts to capture the changing mood of a day
Photons (1959)
The film demonstrates an experiment using a photoelectric cell and a photo multiplier to show that light behaves as particles,
Pinapple Culture (1956)
The film “Pineapple Culture” explores the rich natural beauty and agricultural practices of Hawaii, particularly focusing on the cultivation of
[How to Compensate Salesmen, 1950s?]
The panel discusses various compensation methods for sales personnel, including salary structures, commission systems, and profit-sharing plans. They emphasize the
Goodbye, Mr. Roach (ca. 1959)
The film discusses the common household pest, cockroaches, highlighting their various types, habitats, and the challenges they pose in homes.