Crustaceans (1955)
The film explores the diverse world of crustaceans, highlighting their significance in both marine and freshwater ecosystems. It discusses various
Scandanavia: Norway,Sweden, Denmark (1962)
The film explores the cultural and economic landscapes of Scandinavia, focusing on Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. It highlights the shared
New Pink Camay Soap TV Commercial Compilation Reel 4 (1960s)
The product emphasizes its luxurious qualities, gentle skin cleansers, and an exciting new fragrance. It is presented as a romantic
The Medieval Manor (1956)
“The Medieval Manor” explores the life and structure of a feudal community centered around Montbre Castle. Sir Giles oversees the
[Circus footage, silent, 1940s]
This archival footage from the 1940s captures the arrival, setup, and behind-the-scenes life of a traveling circus in a small
The Medieval Crusades (1956)
The film depicts the events surrounding the First Crusade, starting with Sir William of Mont breth and his sons, Philip
Railroads and Communication Filmstrip (silent)
Experimenting with running a 35mm filmstrip through a Lomography film scanner using an old smartphone camera.. Definitely, simulates the awkward advancing
Monkey Tale – A Story Of Bicycle Safety (1954)
*Monkey Tale* is a 1954 educational film produced by the New Zealand National Film Unit and distributed by Encyclopaedia Britannica
Migration Of Birds: The Canadian Goose (1959)
This film explores the migration patterns of Canada Geese, detailing their journey from wintering grounds in the Gulf of Mexico
Washington, DC (2nd Ed, 1983)
The film explores the history and significance of Washington D.C., detailing its development from a swamp to the capital of
Boy Who Cried Wolf (1983)
Animated. *The Boy Who Cried Wolf* (1983) is an educational adaptation of the classic fable, produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational
Wondering About Light (1986)
In this educational film, children explore the concept of light while playing hide and seek. They learn how light travels