Nature As Reality (1969)
The film discusses the evolution of nature as a central theme in art, particularly during the Renaissance. It highlights how
Rutherford Atom (1961)
The film discusses Ernest Rutherford’s groundbreaking experiments using alpha particles to explore atomic structure. By measuring the deflection of alpha
Random Events (1962)
The film explores the concept of random events and their unpredictable nature, using examples such as radioactive decay and marble
Recognition of Man – the Renaissance (1968)
The film “Recognition of Man” explores the Renaissance era, highlighting the revival of classical ideals and the emergence of humanism
Rocks That Originate Underground (1966)
The film explores the origins of various rocks found in the Grand Canyon, revealing that many rocks are formed from
Rocks That Form On The Earth’s Surface (1964)
The film explores the processes of weathering and sedimentation that shape the Earth’s surface. It explains how rocks break down
Roger Williams: Founder Of Rhode Island (1956)
The film depicts the life of Roger Williams, a man who fled England to escape religious persecution and sought to
Nature is for People (1969)
“Nature is for People” is a thought-provoking film created by Stuart Roe. The film presents a poignant contrast between the
Charles Dickens Christmas (From The Pickwick Papers) 1956
A vintage film based on Charles Dickens’ “The Pickwick Papers,” following the adventures of Mr. Pickwick and his friends during
Our Living Bill of Rights : Justice Under Law (1966)
The film discusses the landmark case of Clarence Earl Gideon, who, after being denied legal counsel in a Florida trial
Space Navigation (1960s)
The film discusses the complexities of space navigation, highlighting how humans have observed celestial movements and developed precise techniques for
Day Without End: Duties Of A Civil Defense Director (1964)
In a small American town during the nuclear age, Civil Defense Director Bill Logan works tirelessly to prepare for potential