To Hear Your Banjo Play (1947)
The film “To Hear Your Banjo Play” explores the history and cultural significance of the banjo in American folk music.
Succession – From Sand Dune To Forest (1960)
The film explores the concept of ecological succession through the transformation of a sandy beach into a beach maple forest
St Paul’s Cathederal (1940s)
St. Paul’s Cathedral, an iconic church in London dedicated to St. Paul the Apostle, has stood for over 1300 years
Soap (1948)
The film details the process of soap making, starting with Carl Mason’s laboratory demonstration using fat and sodium hydroxide (lye).
The Hasidim (1973)
The film “The Hasidim” features Rabbi Kim Dzen as he returns to his synagogue in Brooklyn, reflecting on the spiritual
Knotts Island (1970s?)
The film features a conversation on a ferry connecting Knotts Island and Currituck, North Carolina. Lifelong resident Mr. Herman Jones
Instrument Unit (1960s)
The Apollo Saturn V’s Instrument Unit serves as the brain of the launch vehicle, measuring 22 feet in diameter and
America In Space: The First Five Years (1963)
The film “America In Space: The First Five Years” commemorates NASA’s achievements from its inception in 1958 to its fifth
Earthspace : Our Environment (1978)
The film discusses the complex interactions between the Earth and the Sun through the magnetosphere, emphasizing the impact of solar
The American Flag : The Story Of Old Glory (1959)
The film “The American Flag: The Story of Old Glory” explores the historical evolution of the American flag, highlighting its
The Apes (1976?)
The film explores the characteristics and behaviors of four types of apes: the Gibbon, chimpanzee, orangutan, and gorilla. It highlights
Pueblo Boy (1947)
The film “Pueblo Boy” tells the story of a father sharing the cultural heritage and teachings of the Pueblo people