News Magazine of the Screen (1950s)
The newsreel chronicles the intense military struggles during the Korean War, focusing on the retreat of United Nations troops as
Winged Pageantry (1930s)
Showcases the beauty and struggles of various bird species, particularly pelicans and gannets, as they navigate their natural habitats. The
The Miracles Of Jesus (silent, 1920s)
This 1920s silent religious film depicts key moments from the life and miracles of Jesus Christ, following a structured narrative
Shao Ping the Acrobat (1981)
The film follows Shao Ping, a 16-year-old member of the Shanghai acrobatic team, as they prepare for a television show
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-10-2025
Is it truly the beginning of the work week when you don’t consider watching 16mm films work? #avgeeks #16mmfilms
The Puppy Saves The Circus (1983)
A stray puppy named Rags suffers from amnesia after a car accident. He is taken in by a circus, where
Lena The Glassblower (Sweden) 1981
Lena, a 17-year-old girl from Stockholm, is learning the ancient craft of glass blowing in Sweden’s “Kingdom of Glass.” She
The Lady or The Tiger (1988)
In a semi-barbaric kingdom, a king devised a unique method of justice where an accused person faced a choice between
Whenever You Eat… (1949)
*”Whenever You Eat” (1949)* is an educational film produced by the National Dairy Council and Atlas Film Corp, emphasizing the
Pattern for Progress (1948)
The film “Pattern for Progress” highlights the evolution of farming in America, focusing on the Salter family and their experiences
Richard’s Totem Pole (1981)
The film follows 16-year-old Richard Harris, a Gitskan Indian, as he assists his father, Walter, a master totem pole carver,
Life Saving (1933?)
The film highlights the importance of swimming safety and life-saving techniques, emphasizing that many people enjoy water recreation, yet drowning