Psychoactive Drugs (silent, 1960s)
Psychoactive Drugs features a roundtable discussion in the 1960s among a group of notable middle-aged doctors, including Nathan S. Kline,
Help Yourself (1939)
The film outlines a comprehensive advertising and merchandising campaign for Pabst Blue Ribbon beer in 1939. It emphasizes the importance
Color Harmony (1938)
The film discusses the fascinating world of color perception, particularly from the perspective of various creatures, including fish and lobsters.
Industry on Parade: Serving Those Who Served / Salvaged Skills
The film discusses the Joseph Boluva School of Watchmaking, which provides free watchmaking education to physically handicapped veterans, helping them
You and Your Family (1946)
The film discusses various family scenarios involving decision-making and communication among family members. It presents four different methods Mary could
Inside/Out: Because Its Fun (1973)
The content discusses various sports and games, highlighting the importance of winning and being the best. It emphasizes the enjoyment
Design for Dreaming
“Design for Dreaming” is a whimsical musical journey that explores futuristic dreams and aspirations, showcasing glamorous cars, innovative kitchens, and
Lightning and Thunder Case (1981)
In “Classroom Lightning and Thunder Case,” a notorious gang known as the Lightning and Thunder Gang terrorizes Prairie City, prompting
Circus Town (1970)
“Circus Town” showcases the rich circus heritage of Peru, Indiana, where the community celebrates its history through a week-long festival.
Inside/Out: Buy and Buy (1973)
The film “Inside/Out: Buy and Buy” features a television show where Captain Selmore introduces a new toy called the Iron
Inside/Out: Bully (1973)
*Inside/Out: Bully* is a 1973 educational film that addresses the intense dynamics of bullying through the story of Frankie, who
Inside/Out: Getting Even (1973)
“Inside/Out: Getting Even” is an instructional television episode that explores themes of friendship, conflict, and the desire for revenge among