Les Trottoirs De Paris (1962)
We are invited explore the historic Île de la Cité in Paris, highlighting its significance and beauty, including the Sainte
Follow Mr. Willoughby (1971)
Jamie interacts with Mr. Willoughby while shopping for a surprise gift for his grandson, Billy. Jamie, who is nearly nine,
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 7-22-2025
We are moving films today but have some prerecorded 16mm for you to enjoy! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Study In Choreography For Camera (1945, silent)
“Study in Choreography for Camera” is an 11-minute silent black-and-white film directed by Maya Deren. The film explores the relationship
Where Safety Starts (1947?)
Discusses the importance of driver education and tire safety in reducing accidents on highways. It emphasizes the need for proper
Rumplestiltskin (1950s?)
A greedy king desires more gold and imprisons a miller’s daughter, demanding she spin straw into gold or face dire
AV Geeks Lunch 7 21 2025
Watch films about management, Native Americans, gliders, basketball and skateboards – all from the comfort of your chair. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Photographic Slides For Instruction (1957)
Produced by the Indiana University Audio Visual Center in 1957, this 11-minute instructional film focuses on the fundamental techniques for
For Safety’s Sake (1940s?)
Discusses the importance of safety when using portable power tools, highlighting the need for proper precautions to prevent accidents. Joe
Safety Is Always (1950s)
Emphasizes the importance of safety for telephone employees both at work and at home. It highlights the company’s achievements in
Bicycling With Complete Safety (1939)
Emphasizes the importance of bicycle safety for children, urging them to follow traffic rules and be cautious while riding. It
Teeth Are To Keep (1949)
“Teeth Are To Keep” is a 1949 Canadian animated film produced by the National Film Board of Canada (NFBC). The