English Literature: The Romantic Period (1957)
An interview with Mr. Ernest Dos, a literary critic, about English Romantic writers. It highlights the influence of historical revolutions—American,
Breathe And Live (1973)
The film discusses the critical importance of proper ventilation in underground mining operations to prevent suffocation and toxic gas exposure.
Bicycle Rules Of The Road (1986)
The film emphasizes the importance of bicycle safety, highlighting the thrill and enjoyment of riding while stressing the need for
Biology – Medical Research Seeks Relief of Pain (1970s?)
The film discusses advancements in the understanding and management of pain through scientific research. It covers historical perspectives on pain,
Biology – Immunology (1980s)
The immune system is a complex network of cells and chemicals that defend the body against harmful invaders like bacteria,
Chalk Talk On Alcoholism,Part 2 (1978)
The film “Chalk Talk On Alcoholism, Part 2” explores the complexities of alcoholism, emphasizing that it is often misunderstood and
What’s Happening in Harlem? (1949)
Depicts the struggles faced by the Harlem community, highlighting systemic oppression and police brutality. It emphasizes the disparity in living
Wondering About Things (1971)
The film features a series of reflections by a curious individual discussing various topics such as science, creativity, societal issues,
Where’s The Trouble? (1972)
“Where’s the Trouble?” is a juvenile educational film produced in 1972 by Films M. The film is designed as
What Happened To My Backyard Shouldn’t Happen To A Dog (1971)
The film follows a little girl named Renee and her dog, Poochie, as they experience the transformation of their backyard
Electromagnetic Waves (1961)
The film explains the concept of electromagnetic waves, particularly focusing on their applications in radar, radio, and television. It describes
Waves on Water (1965)
“Waves on Water” explores the dynamics of waves, including their formation, movement, and interaction with the environment. It explains how