Bip at a Society Party (1975)
Illustrates Western cultural signs through a mime by Marcel Marceau in which Bip gets ready for and attends a high
Carcassone : A French Fortress (1960)
The film explores the historical region of Carcassonne in southern France, highlighting its medieval fortress that has remained largely intact
Bip as a Soldier (1975)
Contrasts, tragicomically, the fun at playing soldier with the realities of war in a pantomime by Marcel Marceau. Opens
People Who Live In The Desert (1928)
This 1920s film captures the diverse life, cultures, and landscapes of Africa, ranging from bustling town streets to the vast
Circus (1959)
A classroom of kids make an animated film about the circus. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the
Democracy Of Ancient Greece (1966)
The film explores the golden age of ancient Greece, highlighting its significant contributions to democracy, art, philosophy, and culture. It
Bertrand Russell Discusses Philosophy (1960)
In a discussion on philosophy, Bertrand Russell defines philosophy as speculation about matters beyond current scientific knowledge. He contrasts philosophy
Magna Carta – Revolt of the Nobles (1959)
The film discusses the historical context of the Magna Carta, focusing on King John of England’s reign and his conflict
Canning Cold Pack Method (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s film showcases the meticulous process of home canning, guiding viewers through each step. A woman begins by unboxing
Travel Adventures Across Europe (silent, 1940s)
This captivating 1940s footage captures a journey through bustling cityscapes, serene countryside, and historical landmarks across Europe. It begins aboard
Bobby Bumps Starts for School (silent, 1917)
This whimsical 1910s animated short blends humor and mischief with a playful depiction of school life. Beginning with a ringing
When Cigarettes Were Sold On TV! (1950s-60s)
Various vintage cigarette advertisements that promote different brands, particularly Viceroy, Camel, Chesterfield, Old Gold, Kent, and L&M. Each ad emphasizes