The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death (1975)
“The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death” is a film from 1975, featuring the renowned French mime
The Earth Investigation (silent, 1975)
“The Earth Investigation” is a silent film created in 1975 by Willis Simms and his Animated Art class at Hughes
Gray Gull The Hunter (1955)
The film explores the life on Stora Caro, a rocky island off the coast of Southern Sweden, highlighting the unique
Toute la Bande : Vacances et Bretange (French, 1970s?)
The film follows a group of young friends on vacation at a seaside resort. Anne arrives by night train to
Unicycle : Looking At My World (1976)
he film features a young man who shares his experiences riding a unicycle, reflecting on the challenges and joys of
Universal Gravitation (1961)
The film discusses the law of universal gravitation, primarily based on Sir Isaac Newton’s work. It explains how gravity acts
Village Potters Of Onda (1966)
The film “Village Potters of Onda” explores the traditional pottery-making practices of a rural Japanese village. It highlights the serene
Volcano: Birth Of A Mountain (1977)
“Volcano: Birth of a Mountain” chronicles the eruption of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, beginning on May 24, 1969. The
Waves on Water (1965)
“Waves on Water” explores the dynamics of waves, including their formation, movement, and interaction with the environment. It explains how
Electromagnetic Waves (1961)
The film explains the concept of electromagnetic waves, particularly focusing on their applications in radar, radio, and television. It describes
What Happened To My Backyard Shouldn’t Happen To A Dog (1971)
The film follows a little girl named Renee and her dog, Poochie, as they experience the transformation of their backyard
Where’s The Trouble? (1972)
“Where’s the Trouble?” is a juvenile educational film produced in 1972 by Films M. The film is designed as