AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 1-7-2025
It’s sunny outside but still very cold. Let’s stay toasty indoors and watch some old 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms Coil
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 1-6-2025
Watching 16mm films! It’s what’s we like to do with you! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Echoes of a Decade: Triumphs, Tragedies, and Transformation in the 1960s (silent)
This compilation of 1960s raw newsreel footage provides a powerful glimpse into a decade marked by social upheaval, natural disasters,
Carbon And It’s Compound (2ed, 1971)
The film discusses the significance of carbon, highlighting its presence in 90% of known compounds and its various forms, such
Canada’s Provinces And People (1973)
The film explores the diverse regions and cultures of Canada, highlighting its vast geography, from the productive Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Water (1928)
This 1930s educational film explores the critical role of watersheds, forests, and dams in managing water resources for cities, irrigation,
Wheat’s Worth (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational film showcases the process of turning wheat into whole wheat flour and its transformation into popular food
Tuberculosis – It’s Cure (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational film provides a comprehensive look at tuberculosis (TB), covering its transmission, symptoms, and prevention. The footage transitions
Bookkeeping: Occupations and Opportunities (1968)
The film “Bookkeeping: Occupations and Opportunities” explores the historical development of recordkeeping from ancient civilizations to modern times. It highlights
Computer and the Mind of Man : Engine at the Door (1962)
The film explores the relationship between humans and machines, questioning whether machines can emulate human thought and self-improvement. It discusses
Kibbutz Daphna (1964)
The film “Kibbutz Daphna” explores the development and community life in a kibbutz in northern Galilee, Israel, where over 700
Glimpses into 1930-40s Life and Faith in Philadelphia (silent)
This 1930-40s footage provides a rich tapestry of daily life, scenic locations, and community events. Maybe in Philadelphia? It begins