Continents Of The World (1969)
The film follows Vic as he explores world geography, focusing on the continents and their characteristics. Through his personal experiences,
Basic Hydraulics (1944)
The film explains the principles of hydraulic systems, detailing how they work and their applications in modern machinery and aircraft.
Butterfly And Moth: Life Cycles (1968)
The film explores the life cycles of butterflies and moths, specifically focusing on the Red Admiral butterfly and the Promethea
Lost and Found (silent, 1935)
“Lost and Found” is a 1935 silent drama that explores the challenges faced by at-risk youth in a small town,
Fair Is Foul And Foul Is Fair (1978)
The film explores Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth,” emphasizing the theme of unchecked ambition and its destructive consequences. It highlights Macbeth’s transformation
Before And After (1949)
Depicts a family discussing the need to redecorate their living room, highlighting how outdated their current decor is. The daughter,
Take Me Out To the Ball Game (1944)
Features a lively rendition of the classic baseball song “Take Me Out to the Ball Game,” highlighting the excitement of
Jack And Jill (1950s)
The film “Jack and Jill” by John Wolfe & Co Productions uses the beloved nursery rhyme characters to convey an
Americans at Work: Airline Workers (ca. 1963)
The film showcases the intricate operations of the airline industry, highlighting the teamwork of various personnel involved in maintaining and
Excursions In Science (1942?)
This film demonstrates various scientific experiments using liquid air and other materials to showcase their properties and applications. It illustrates
Coke On The Go (1960s)
The film “Coke On The Go” showcases the intricate process of Coca-Cola bottling, emphasizing the efficiency and hygiene of the
Assembly Line (1960)
*Assembly Line* (1960) is a visually rich and introspective film that captures the monotony and alienation of urban working-class life.