Inside/Out: Brothers and Sisters (1972)
The film features a conversation between siblings discussing their plans for the weekend. The brother wants to go see a
Inside/Out: How Do You Show? (1972)
The video “Inside/Out: How Do You Show?” explores the ways individuals express their feelings, emphasizing that everyone has their own
Sweet Selections: Jelly Bean Delight Outtakes (silent, 1940s)
Outtakes from an industrial jelly bean promotion. The footage highlights oversized, colorful jelly bean displays in stores and captures shoppers
[Untitled American Fashion and American Department Stores, ca. 1950s]
The film explores the evolution of American fashion and department stores, highlighting the importance of understanding consumer needs and adapting
Early 1970s Television Commercials
The content features a compilation of early 1970s television commercials promoting various products. Highlights include advertisements for Alexis Leen wines,
Pontiac Styling Picture (1954)
The Pontiac Styling Picture is a 1954 silent color film footage showcasing the 1955 Pontiac Star Chief Sedan, produced as
0633 Tribune American Dream Picture (silent, 1924)
The Tribune-American Dream Picture is a surreal black-and-white film from 1924 sponsored by the American Theatre and the Oakland Tribune.
Colaci Family Adventures: Life and Travel, 1952–1956 (silent)
This color home movie footage from 1952–1956 captures moments in the lives of the Colaci family, featuring recreational activities and
Welcome Home: San Francisco’s 363rd Regiment Parade, 1919 (silent)
This 1919 black-and-white silent footage captures the triumphant return of San Francisco’s 363rd Regiment from World War I. The film
Éamon de Valera in San Francisco: 1919 Parade and Speeches (silent)
This archival footage from 1919 captures Irish President Éamon de Valera’s visit to San Francisco, featuring scenes of a parade
Scuola Fascista, La [Fascist School, The] 1946
“Fascist School” depicts a structured educational environment for children under the fascist regime, emphasizing military discipline, national pride, and practical
Brandon (ca. 1940s)
The film explores the rich history of Lowa Brandon, a historic plantation located on the James River in Virginia. Established