AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-16-2024
We enjoy showing you these old 16mm films. Do you enjoy watching them? #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Transportation (Bus, Truck, Taxi) (1946)
The film discusses the significance of transportation, particularly focusing on the roles of bus drivers, truck operators, and taxi drivers
General Motors Around the World, Part II (1927, silent)
This 1927 General Motors film provides a global snapshot of the company’s extensive reach and operations. It features scenes from
General Motors Around the World Part III (1927, silent)
This 1927 General Motors film provides a global snapshot of the company’s extensive reach and operations. It features scenes from
General Motors Around the World Part IV (1927, silent)
This 1927 General Motors film provides a global snapshot of the company’s extensive reach and operations. It features scenes from
Boy with a Knife (1956)
The 1956 film “Boy with a Knife” explores the challenges faced by troubled teenagers, highlighting their emotional and social struggles.
In Our Hands, Part 2: What We Have (1950)
The film discusses the importance of economic freedom and how it relates to the production of goods, using the example
Habit Patterns (1954)
The film discusses the importance of habit patterns in daily life, contrasting the organized habits of a character named Helen
To the People of the United States (1944)
The film addresses the urgent need to confront syphilis as a significant public health issue affecting the U.S. Armed Forces
Report on Puerto Rico, U.S.A. (1955)
The film highlights Puerto Rico’s rich history and cultural heritage, beginning with its discovery by Christopher Columbus in 1493. It
These People (1944)
The film discusses the transformation of American factories during World War II, highlighting their rapid shift from producing consumer goods
Marriage Today (1950)
The film discusses the complexities of modern marriage, highlighting the aspirations and challenges faced by young couples today. It emphasizes