Project Head Start in Arizona (1970s)
The film explores the lives of the Havasupai Indians living in the Grand Canyon, highlighting their remote lifestyle and connection
Serenade To A Maid (1930s?)
Made by an amateur cinema club. “Serenade to a Maid” features a whimsical musical performance where the singer expresses deep
The Donkey Broker (1950s?)
Marionettes! The film presents a dialogue between two candidates during an election, highlighting the typical dynamics of political discourse. One
Olympic: The Incredible Wilderness (1973)
The film explores the breathtaking landscapes of Olympic National Park, showcasing its diverse environments, including snow-capped mountains, lush rainforests, and
U.S.A. – Write My Boy (1957)
The film highlights the immigrant experience in America, focusing on the contributions of diverse communities during wartime. It showcases a
Rally in Support of the Vietnam War in Wakefield, Massachusetts (silent, 1967)
The film depicts a pro-Vietnam War rally in Wakefield, Massachusetts, organized by high school senior Paul Christopher, Jr. This event
Pauahi Crater Eruption (silent, 1979)
Pauahi Crater, located in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, is a significant volcanic feature measuring 2,000 feet long, 1,300 feet wide,
Puerto Rico Votes to Keep Commonwealth Status (1967)
In 1967, the Puerto Rican Legislative Assembly enacted the Plebiscite Act, enabling a referendum on the island’s political status, which
The Donkey’s Barley Ration (1950s)
Marionettes! The film follows a donkey named Slowfoot and his owner, Nasr-ed-din Hoja, in a quaint town where they
Our Post Office (Revised Ed, 1965)
In this educational film, siblings Susan and Jimmy Gray prepare to send a birthday gift to their mother through the
Animals In Autumn (1957)
The film explores how various animals prepare for winter during autumn. It highlights the migration of birds like robins and
Focus On Berlin (1961)
The film chronicles the history of Berlin from 1939 to the 1960s, highlighting the rise and fall of Nazi Germany,