Who Cops Out? (1970)
The film explores the complexities of adolescence, highlighting the tension between the joys and pains of growing up. It discusses
Place Of Belonging (1972)
“Place of Belonging” explores the importance of beauty in urban environments and how it fosters a sense of belonging among
Progress?
The animation “Progress?” reflects on humanity’s impact on nature, contrasting the beauty of the natural world with the destructive consequences
Protein Synthesis (1971)
This film creatively illustrates the process of protein synthesis through dance, symbolizing the assembly of amino acids into proteins. It
Que Puerto Rico! (1963)
“Que Puerto Rico” is a 1963 film by Tibor Hirsch that captures the essence of Puerto Rico through a blend
Radio Broadcasting Today (1948)
The film discusses the state of radio broadcasting in America, highlighting its role as a primary source of entertainment and
Ohrid Express (1965)
“Ohrid Express” follows Petra Mihalski, a railroad worker in a small corner of Yugoslavia, as he reflects on his life,
Our Class Makes a Film: We Travel with Marco Polo (1975?)
In a school project, an art class creates a film about Marco Polo’s travels, utilizing research from their library to
Original Of Dan’s Trip To Planet Phi
“Original of Dan’s Trip to Planet Phi” is a captivating student-made film from around 1975, directed by Willis Simms. The
Our Changing Skylines – Mirror of the World (1970)
The film explores the evolution of American architecture, highlighting how immigrants brought diverse cultural influences that shaped the architectural landscape.
Mudflat (1980)
“Mudflat” is a documentary film directed by Richard A. Reynolds, released in 1980, that delves into the unique artistic culture
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 1-17-2025
Now what? Even more 16mm films to watch!? Are you kidding me?! #avgeeks #16mmfilms