The American Way (1970s)
The film “The American Way” explores the evolution and significance of transportation in the United States, highlighting its role as
The Amish: A People Of Preservation (1976)
The film explores the history and lifestyle of the Amish community, tracing their origins from Swiss dissenters in the 17th
The Ancestry and Classification of Soil (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational film explores the natural landscapes, geological formations, and agricultural practices of the time. It features scenes of
The Angry Movie (1978)
The film captures the intense emotions of a child who is overwhelmed with anger towards family and friends. The child
The Ant And The Dove (1962)
In a beautiful forest, a busy little ant works tirelessly to gather food. One day, while riding a dragonfly, he
The Ant Lion (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s nature film provides a close-up study of an ant lion’s life cycle, focusing on its behaviors and interactions
The Ant: Nature’s Craftsman (silent, 1935)
This 1930s documentary-style film provides a detailed look into the lives and behaviors of ants, focusing on their social structure,
The Apes (1976?)
The film explores the characteristics and behaviors of four types of apes: the Gibbon, chimpanzee, orangutan, and gorilla. It highlights
The Aqua Waltz (1942)
A soundie featuring Oliver Hatch’s Aquamaids. We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us
The Arizona Strip (1973)
The film explores the life of cattle ranchers on the Arizona Strip, detailing the challenges and changes in ranching practices
The Arm Behind the Army (1942)
“The Arm Behind the Army” (1942) emphasizes the crucial role of American industry and its workers in supporting the military
The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death (1975)
“The Art of Silence: Youth, Maturity, Old Age, and Death” is a film from 1975, featuring the renowned French mime