Robert E. Lee : A Background Study (1953)
Robert E. Lee, born in Virginia in 1807, was deeply influenced by his Southern heritage and the legacy of his
English Literature: Chaucer And The Medieval Period (1956)
The film discusses medieval England in the 14th century, highlighting its social structure and literature, particularly focusing on Geoffrey Chaucer’s
Carl Sandburg Discusses His Work (1961)
Carl Sandburg, an influential American poet, philosopher, historian, and biographer, reflects on his life and work in Flat Rock, North
Birds Of The Arctic (1974)
The film discusses the migration of various bird species to the Arctic tundra as winter ends. Snow geese and other
Holding On (1969)
Tells the story of a small boy who gets lost at a carnival (actually Fisherman’s Wharf). Shows how he is
Hit Man, The (1983)
The film discusses a conversation between a professor, a reporter, and a hitman at an airport. The hitman reveals the
Targets (1985)
The film revolves around a group of individuals who find themselves in a peculiar situation where they must confront their
Jour De Classe
A boy named Steven is late for school and is found trying to retrieve his dog, Rex, who has escaped
Bike Super Stars 2nd Ed (1976)
The film emphasizes the importance of safe biking practices, highlighting the need for proper equipment, maintenance, and riding techniques. It
The Advance of Science – Underseas (1978)
The film discusses the history and evolution of submarines and underwater exploration, emphasizing humanity’s fascination with the ocean. It highlights
Somos Españoles (Spanish, 1973)
A Spanish language film. Combines elementary Spanish narration with cinema verite coverage of Spaniards to introduce the life-styles and values
P.A.T.C.H.–Positive Approach To Changing Humans (1970)
The film discusses the positive approach to changing student behavior in classrooms through effective teaching strategies. Teachers play a critical