Giovinezza (1930s)
Giovinezza by Istituto Nazionale Luce is a striking historical film, reminiscent of Leni Riefenstahl’s Olympiad, that showcases Italian athletes in
Detroit You’ve Never Met ,The
The film showcases Detroit’s presentation to host the 1968 Olympic Games, emphasizing the city’s capabilities, resources, and community spirit. It
Ant City (1950)
Explores the intricate lives of ants in a bustling ant colony, likened to a city with a population of half
World of Tomorrow (silent, 1939-1940)
**The World of Tomorrow** captures remarkable silent footage from the 1939-40 New York World’s Fair, showcasing a vibrant and diverse
Sand on the Slippery Sidewalks of Sales (silent, 1920s)
*Sand on the Slippery Sidewalks of Sales* (1926) is a black-and-white instructional film designed for refrigerator servicemen, illustrating both the
To Market To Market (1942)
The film showcases the effectiveness of outdoor advertising in Chicago, emphasizing the strategic placement of poster panels along busy boulevards
X-15 (1960-1980)
The film discusses the X15 rocket-powered research airplane, which was piloted by test pilots for nine years, completing 199 flights
Army-Navy Screen Magazine #43: G.I. Bill of Rights
The film discusses the challenges faced by returning World War II soldiers compared to those from World War I, emphasizing
Home Movies: Medicus Collection: Holiday Activities 1929 (silent)
Offers a nostalgic glimpse into family life during the holiday season in 1929. The footage captures children playing in a
Movie Trailers Christmas 1948 and New Years 1949
The film features a nostalgic character, an old 49er, who delivers a heartfelt Christmas and New Year’s greeting. He encourages
City The (1939)
The film reflects on the evolution of cities from small, community-oriented towns to sprawling industrial landscapes filled with pollution and
Chevrolet Leader News Vol 5 No 1 (1939)
The vintage newsreel features a variety of segments showcasing exciting current events, including a swimming team’s victory, the challenges faced