Sheep Sheep Sheep (1970)
Sheep, Sheep, Sheep (1970), produced by Churchill Films, is a non-narrated visual meditation on the daily life and natural rhythms
Belgium (1940s?)
The film explores the rich cultural and industrial history of Belgium, highlighting its geographical advantages, agricultural practices, and the evolution
The Bread Winners (1974)
“The Bread Winners” is an educational film from 1974 that promotes the importance of proper nutrition and healthy eating, particularly
The Hurricane Inside (1970s)
“The Hurricane Inside” explores the lives of individuals with cerebral palsy, emphasizing their struggles and triumphs as they seek independence
Veronica (1970)
The film “Veronica” follows a young girl navigating the complexities of identity, leadership, and peer pressure as she reflects on
Pause To Consider (1964)
The film revolves around Hal, who is in deep trouble after stealing $2,000 from his girlfriend’s father. He is hiding
The Challenge (1960s??)
The film highlights the alarming frequency and dangers of fires in the United States, emphasizing that a fire occurs every
Stringer: Portrait Of A Newsreel (1979)
“Stringer: Portrait Of A Newsreel” chronicles the life of Mike Giddinger, a freelance cameraman who captured unique and often absurd
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The Big Yellow Schooner To Byzantium (1977)
Narrated by Henry Fonda The film “The Big Yellow Schooner to Byzantium” explores the importance of inclusive education for severely
Summer Of Opportunity (1960s)
The film presents a promotional message by Alistair Cook about the PF Collier vacation earnings program aimed at college students.
The Family Altar (1956)
“The Family Altar” depicts a family’s experience during a smallpox outbreak that affects their young daughter, Susie. As the family