America on Wheels [Coming of the Auto] 1950s
The film “America on Wheels” explores the transition from horse-drawn carriages to automobiles in American society. It highlights the history
Boy’s Games (1960s)
“Boy’s Games” captures Afghan boys engaging in a traditional game that involves hopping on one foot. This simple yet lively
Precision and Progress: The Craft of Early Electronics Manufacturing (silent footage, 1970s)
These archival film clips reveal the intricate workings of a historical electronics company, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship, complex machinery, and
Brain and Behavior (1956)
The film discusses the relationship between brain areas and human behavior, focusing on how different brain regions influence sensory perception,
Board and Care (1980)
*Board and Care* is a 1980 short film by Ron Ellis Films that won an Academy Award in 1979. This
Brain Power (1982)
John Houseman. The film “Brain Power” discusses the importance of effective thinking and perception in meetings. It emphasizes that while
Design for Dreaming
“Design for Dreaming” is a whimsical musical journey that explores futuristic dreams and aspirations, showcasing glamorous cars, innovative kitchens, and
Lightning and Thunder Case (1981)
In “Classroom Lightning and Thunder Case,” a notorious gang known as the Lightning and Thunder Gang terrorizes Prairie City, prompting
Circus Town (1970)
“Circus Town” showcases the rich circus heritage of Peru, Indiana, where the community celebrates its history through a week-long festival.
Inside/Out: Buy and Buy (1973)
The film “Inside/Out: Buy and Buy” features a television show where Captain Selmore introduces a new toy called the Iron
Inside/Out: Bully (1973)
*Inside/Out: Bully* is a 1973 educational film that addresses the intense dynamics of bullying through the story of Frankie, who
Inside/Out: Getting Even (1973)
“Inside/Out: Getting Even” is an instructional television episode that explores themes of friendship, conflict, and the desire for revenge among