[Home Movies: Parade of Krewe of Rex, New Orleans, February 25, 1941]
This home movie captures the vibrant scenes of Mardi Gras Day in New Orleans. It begins with great close-ups of
[Home Movie: Bernstein Silver Collection San Francisco, 1940]
This home movie provides a visual journey through several iconic San Francisco landmarks and events in 1940. The film starts
Food for Fighters (circa 1940s)
Discusses advancements in military nutrition, highlighting how the Army Quartermaster Corps utilizes scientific research to improve soldiers’ diets. It explains
It Takes All Kinds (1950)
The content discusses the complexities of relationships and the importance of accepting partners for who they truly are, rather than
It Takes Everybody to Build This Land (1951)
Emphasizes the interconnectedness of various professions in building and sustaining society. It highlights how individuals, from farmers to blacksmiths and
It Can’t Last (1944)
Discusses a conversation among soldiers about the ongoing war, expressing hope that it will end soon. They reminisce about home,
Ask Me, Don’t Tell Me (1961)
discusses a program called “Youth for Service” aimed at addressing juvenile delinquency by providing young people with opportunities to engage
Deadline for Action (1946)
Discusses the struggles faced by workers, particularly in the electrical industry, following World War II. It highlights the challenges of
Birth of the B-29 (1945)
Discusses the evolution of Japan and its military ambitions, highlighting the transition from a primitive society to a technologically advanced
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-10-2024
Another beautiful day to watch 16mm films in Raleigh. I hope everyone is okay from Milton. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Why Braceros (1959)
Discusses the importance of the Bracero program in American agriculture, particularly for crops requiring manual labor, known as “stooped labor.”
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-9-2024
Another wondering day outside while watching vintage 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms