Bombs Will Make The Rainbow Break (1982)
Ppresents the fears and anxieties of children regarding nuclear war. Through their reflections, it captures the overwhelming dread of potential
A Boy Named David (1960s?)
The film narrates the biblical story of David, the youngest son of Jesse, who becomes a shepherd and displays remarkable
The Concession (1970)
The film features a narrator who shares his passion for wildlife and nature, particularly around streams, lakes, and swamps. He
Consumer Game (1973)
The film explores the challenges young consumers face in recognizing their role as buyers, particularly in the context of personal
Fast Food: What’s In It For You? (1988)
The film follows a girl named Karen who feels pressured to lose weight and struggles with her unhealthy eating habits,
Great Diamond: Long Division (1973)
In the kingdom of Boravia, a war erupted between the Waggles and the Dros after the discovery of a massive
Duke Thomas: Mailman (1967)
The film features a mailman reflecting on his daily routine and the various letters and packages he delivers. He expresses
Faith In Ourselves (1975)
Chronicles key moments in American history, beginning with the shot heard ’round the world at Lexington and Concord in 1775,
For All The Life (Russian, 1960s?)
Revolves around a teacher, Vera Sergeyevna, who recalls a traumatic experience she faced while working at a kindergarten. During a
Playground Safety – Simple as A, B, C (1976)
The film emphasizes the importance of playground safety through the ABCD framework. It teaches children to avoid unsafe behaviors, be
The Monkey’s Paw (1978)
A family encounters a mysterious sailor who brings a cursed object known as the Monkey’s Paw, which grants three wishes.
SMPTE Color Television Test (1965)
Ironically the color has faded for this film. The SMPTE Color Television Test (1965) film serves two main purposes: it