Work of the Stock Exchange (1941)
The film discusses the fundamental elements of production in the American economy, emphasizing mass production as a key driver of
Our Prisons (silent, 1956)
silent black-and-white footage offering a comprehensive look at prison and reformatory life in Kansas and Michigan. It explores the daily
Plant Life At Work (1955)
Utilizes time-lapse photography to showcase the dynamic life of plants, particularly focusing on poppies and other species. It illustrates various
Seventh Street Entrance (1935)
“Seventh Street Entrance” (1935) is a silent promotional film set in the Stix, Baer, and Fuller department store in St.
Tug Boat, The (silent, 1967)
“The Tug Boat” (1967) offers silent footage capturing a tugboat in action, primarily maneuvering around large cruise ships. The film
Visoes da Amazonia (silent,)
The silent film “Visoes da Amazonia,” produced by Instituto Nacional de Cinema Educativo (INCE) Rio, presents captivating images of plant
Elsie Presents: Borden’s Cottage Cheese (1950s)
The film provides a detailed overview of the cottage cheese production process, tracing its historical origins to the 16th century.
How to Say No – Moral Maturity (1951)
The film discusses the challenges of saying “no” in social situations while maintaining friendships. It features a group of friends
Sleep : Mysterious Third Of Our Lives (1977)
The film explores the significance of sleep, a third of human life, and the mysteries surrounding it. It discusses the
Spot News (1937)
The film discusses the revolutionary process of wired photo transmission, which allows newspapers to send images quickly across long distances.
The Real Thing: A Timeless Coca-Cola Experience (1970s)
The vintage Coca-Cola commercial emphasizes the brand’s identity as “the real thing,” highlighting its refreshing taste and its ability to
Thirst Quenchers: A Journey Through Coca-Cola’s Vibrant Flavors (1970s)
The vintage commercials promote various soft drinks from the Coca-Cola Company, emphasizing the enjoyment and relief they provide from thirst,