The Monkey And The Organ Grinder (1973)
The film features a man reflecting on his life journey from Liverpool to Canada, highlighting his companionship with trained monkeys,
Benjamin Banneker: Man Of Science (1971)
The film “Benjaman Banneker: Man of Science” explores the life of Benjamin Banneker, a free black man in 18th-century Maryland
Some Friendly Insects (1971)
The film features a whimsical exploration of various insects, highlighting their unique characteristics and appearances through playful rhymes. A man
A Time For Rain (1971)
*A Time for Rain* (1971) is an 8-minute color educational film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Educational Corporation. Designed for young
Seed Dispersal (3rd Ed, 1971)
The film explores the various methods of seed dispersal used by plants, highlighting the importance of seeds for future harvests.
L’are et la vie (French, 1970)
The film “Art and Life” explores the contrast between France’s beautiful architecture and its often criticized public art, particularly monuments
The Progressive Era (1971)
The film explores the Progressive Era in America, focusing on the presidential campaign of 1912, where Woodrow Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt,
Where Does Life Come From? (1971)
*Where Does Life Come From?* (1971) is a 5-minute educational film from the *Wonder Walks Series*, produced by Encyclopedia Britannica
What Do They Eat?
The film “What do they eat?” by the Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation explores the survival dynamics among various animals, highlighting
Earthquakes: Lesson Of Disaster (1971)
The film discusses the science of earthquakes, focusing on a significant earthquake recorded in Berkeley, California, that originated in Eastern
A Time For Sun (1971)
The film discusses the relationship between the sun, heat absorption, and the growth of plants. It explains how different colors
Linda And BIlly Ray From Appalachia (1970)
The film depicts a family’s struggle as they transition from rural Appalachia to urban Cincinnati. The narrator reflects on their