AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-23-2024
Who’s in quarantine but doesn’t mind because he has a bunch of 16mm films to watch? This guy! #avgeeks
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-19-2024
Feeling bratty today? Maybe these 16mm films will help! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Story of a Star, The (1956)
The film discusses the evolution of women’s stockings, highlighting the transition from traditional materials to modern innovations. It emphasizes the
Coolidge Dam Dedication: Unity and Progress in 1926 (silent)
This historical film captures President Calvin Coolidge’s dedication of the Coolidge Dam on the Gila River, circa 1926. The footage
Big Day, The (silent, 1935)
The Big Day (1935) is a silent promotional film capturing the excitement and preparation behind a department store’s “Opportunity Day”
In the Dough (silent, ca. 1932)
In the Dough (circa 1932) is an informative film that delves into the history and process of breadmaking, emphasizing the
We Drivers (1935)
A vintage film that explores safe driving practices through a humorous narrative featuring two characters: Reckless Rudolph and Sensible Sam.
Test Tube Tale (1941)
“Test Tube Tale” explores the evolution and significance of chemistry from the Middle Ages to modern times, highlighting its impact
One Bad Knight (1937)
In this animated film, a comedic tale unfolds as the Black Knight kidnaps a princess, prompting a bumbling king and
Wonderful World of Trains (1960)
The “Wonderful World of Trains” is a whimsical presentation featuring puppets and characters guided by Professor Herman J. HotBox and
Under the Tread (1934)
The film “Under the Tread” provides an in-depth look at the manufacturing process of Brunswick tires. It details the careful
Member of the Family (1954)
The film emphasizes the universal desire for belonging and friendship, using Coca-Cola as a metaphor for a trusted companion that