Cell Wars (1987)
A whimsical adventure unfolds inside a body where germs plot to invade and make it sick. The protagonist, Andy, learns
It’s Your Move, Sergeant (1973)
“It’s Your Move, Sergeant” follows Sergeant Jackson as he navigates the challenges of his new role amid personal milestones, including
More Dates for Kay (1952)
The film revolves around the character Kay, who navigates the ups and downs of dating life. Through conversations with her
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 5-7-2025
Watch old films. Feel new feelings. #16mmfilms #avgeeks
Empire Strikes Back Toys (1980s)
A promotional advertisement for new action figures from the Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back collection by Kenner. It highlights
Never A Bride (1969)
“Never A Bride” follows Laura, a young woman working at a summer resort, as she navigates her feelings about love
Communicable Diseases – They Just Go Around (1972)
This educational film discusses communicable diseases, explaining how they can be transmitted between individuals and affect communities. It covers historical
Steadfast Tin Soldier (1955)
The story follows a steadfast tin soldier who, despite being the only one-legged soldier among twenty-five, falls in love with
A Light Shines In The Darkness (1962)
“A Light Shines in the Darkness” (1962) recounts the life, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing his teachings of
Ancient Rome (1976)
The film explores the legacy of ancient Greece, highlighting its cultural, political, and artistic achievements. It discusses the importance of
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 5-6-2025
Oops, we missed Cinco de Mayo. Let’s watch five films about Mexico (plus one). #16mmfilms #avgeeks
Education for Excellence (1964)
The film “Education for Excellence” highlights the educational programs for gifted children in New York City’s public elementary schools. It