Alfareros De Puebla (1968)
The film “Alfareros De Puebla” explores the rich tradition of tile and pottery making in Puebla, Mexico, highlighting its Spanish
An Italian Family : Life On A Farm (1975)
The Giorgetti family shares their daily life on a farm in central Italy, highlighting the early morning routines, agricultural practices,
A Modern Identity (1970)
Explores the rapid transformation of the United States’ architectural landscape, particularly the rise of skyscrapers as symbols of modernity and
A Vanishing Heritage (1971)
Explores the evolution of American architecture, highlighting the blend of diverse influences brought by immigrants from around the world. The
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-26-2024
Happy Boxing Day to those who celebrate! Us? We’ll be here watching classic 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-26-2024
Happy Boxing Day to those who celebrate! Us? We’ll be here watching classic 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
City of Hope (1930s)
In 1912, a man suffering from tuberculosis in Los Angeles inspired two charitable individuals to establish the Los Angeles Sanatorium,
Digging Into the Past Egyptian Excavations of the Metropolitan (silent, 1920s)
The film *Digging Into the Past: Egyptian Excavations of the Metropolitan Museum of Art* showcases fascinating footage of archaeological work
Forty Years of Human Service (1930s)
The film “Forty Years of Human Service” highlights the establishment and impact of the National Jewish Hospital in Denver, founded
Far Sound, The (1973)
The film “Far Sound” explores the evolution of telephone technology from its inception to modern advancements. It highlights the early
Powder Metallurgy Part 2 (1945)
The film discusses the process of powder metallurgy, which involves creating metal parts from metal powders. It explains how metal
Yours – Exclusively (1954)
The film presents a promotional meeting for Texaco dealers, highlighting the introduction of a revolutionary new gasoline called top octane