Marriage: What Kind For You? (1967)
Features Gordon Jump! The film explores the anxieties and realities of marriage through a conversation between a couple, who reflect
Meat Cookery (1981)
The film discusses the history and techniques of meat cookery, emphasizing the importance of cooking methods and meat quality for
Six Who Fled (1972)
The film, directed by Tibor Hirsch, portrays the experiences of six refugees who escaped from Communist bloc countries, representing the
A Lesson from the Hoja (1950s)
Marionettes! The film features a conversation in a coffee house where patrons discuss the teachings of Nasr-ed-din Hoja. It highlights
Atomic Tests in Nevada: The Story of AEC’s Continental Proving Ground (1955)
The film discusses the routine occurrence of atomic tests at the Nevada Test Site, viewed from the perspective of residents
Happy Marriage (Maligayang Pagsasama) – 1966
The film highlights the collaboration between the Philippine government and its citizens to improve daily life through civic action and
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The Rustlers (1953)
In this comedic cartoon, characters discuss their struggles with rustlers in a valley while humorously navigating their own quirks and
AV Tape Record a Play Flim and Tape Splice (silent, 1950s?)
This silent film showcases techniques for splicing film and magnetic tape, both by hand and using a splicer. A reviewer
California Baptists At Work (silent, 1940s?)
“California Baptists At Work,” which primarily showcases the activities of Baptists in California. The film features scenes of church gatherings
Hodja Shares His Yoghurt (1950s)
This Hoja installment has his named spelled differently and is done with hand puppets and not marionettes. The film features
Laredo to Panama: The Inter American Highway (1964)
The film explores the significance of the Inter-American Highway, highlighting its role as a symbol of hope, progress, and connection