Kienholz on Exhibit (1969)
The film “Kienholz on Exhibit” explores the provocative nature of art through the lens of Edward Kienholz’s controversial installations. The
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Reading Self-Improvement: Competency Skills (1979)
The film discusses the importance of reading skills and self-improvement, particularly focusing on word recognition, vocabulary building, understanding context, identifying
Art of the Middle Ages (1963)
The film discusses the art of the Middle Ages, emphasizing its role in expressing the mystical faith of the time.
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Cell Biology: Life Functions (1965)
The film discusses the fundamental processes of cell biology, focusing on how cells grow, reproduce, and perform essential life functions
When Elk Come Down (silent, 1930s)
This silent 1930s film explores the challenges of elk conservation in the United States, focusing on the harsh winter conditions
Cultural Heritage Series: Colonial Life and Crafts (1966)
The film celebrates traditional craftsmanship and the hard work of various tradespeople, such as blacksmiths, millers, and carpenters. It highlights
The Human Body: Circulatory System (2 Ed, 1980)
The circulatory system consists of one heart, five liters of blood, and approximately 96,000 kilometers of blood vessels, responsible for
Matter Matter Everywhere: How Materials Change (silent, 1970)
Silent footage from educational film that illustrates physical and chemical changes in several household articles to show that changes in