How To Be A Friend (1978)
The film “How To Be A Friend” explores the essence of friendship, emphasizing the importance of trust, respect, and communication.
How To Survive In Your Kitchen (1981)
The film “How To Survive In Your Kitchen” offers practical safety tips for navigating common kitchen hazards. It emphasizes the
If You Hear The Explosion, The Danger Has Passed (1968)
The film discusses the importance of workplace safety and the role of safety engineers in preventing accidents. It explains how
I’m Mad At Me (1974)
The film “I’m Mad At Me” explores the concept of feelings and emotions, emphasizing that everyone experiences a range of
In His Father’s Footsteps (1982)
“In His Father’s Footsteps” explores the themes of prejudice and bigotry through the interactions of an American family visiting Germany.
Is That A Happy Hippopotamus? (1968)
The film “Is That A Happy Hippo” explores a whimsical world filled with various animals creating chaos and noise in
It’s A Thought (1980)
The film revolves around a teenage girl named Debbie who is struggling with the pressures of fitting in and being
It’s Wonderful Being A Girl (1966)
The film “It’s Wonderful Being A Girl” explores the experiences of two twelve-year-old girls, Libby and Jean, as they navigate
Jeff’s Company (1972)
The film features a conversation between a young boy, Jeff, and his parents about his desire to attend a fall
Julie’s Story (1980s)
“Julie’s Story” is a film that addresses the experience of a young girl, Julie, as she navigates the onset of
Jump (1970)
This film provides a long narrative focused on the challenges of peer pressure and its connection to drug use. It
Fiberglas at the Fair: A Tour of the 1964 New York World’s Fair (silent, 1964)
Fiberglas at the Fair: A Tour of the 1964 New York World’s Fair” Summary: This 1964 silent A/B roll film, produced by