Before the Emergency (1969?)
The film discusses the critical need for improved emergency care in communities, highlighting the inadequacies in current systems that lead
Touchdown (ca. 1940s)
The film explores the excitement and intensity of football as America’s favorite sport, highlighting the journey of players from college
Taliesin West (1950)
Taliesin West, located near Phoenix, Arizona, is a significant modern architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and his apprentices
Jefferson and Monroe (1940s?)
The film explores the historical significance of Charlottesville, Virginia, focusing on the lives and legacies of Thomas Jefferson and James
Forefathers of History (1940s?)
Explores the historical significance of Provincetown, where the Pilgrims first landed in America in 1620. It highlights the Pilgrim Monument,
Long Distance (1941)
The film “Long Distance” explores the significance of long-distance communication in America, highlighting the intricate network of wires and technologies
They Grow Up So Fast (1956)
The film “They Grow Up So Fast” explores the importance of physical education in children’s development. It follows a mother
Electric Typing Time (ca. 1951)
The film “Electric Typing Time” features Jane Marshall, a secretary, who trains her friend Grace Landon on the use of
Escape (1950s?)
The film “Escape” highlights the psychological and physical challenges faced by American soldiers who are captured during wartime. It emphasizes
Your Chance of a Lifetime! (1941)
In 1941, the United States is experiencing an unprecedented industrial boom fueled by government investments exceeding $44 billion. This surge
Our Productive Land (1955)
Explores the vast agricultural landscape of America, highlighting its rich natural resources, particularly farmland, which constitutes over half of the
Preventive Psychiatry in the Navy: The Role of the Junior Officer (1954)
The film discusses the importance of preventive psychiatry in the Navy, emphasizing the role of junior officers in fostering emotional