The Earth Worm (1937)
The film discusses the vital role of earthworms in enriching and aerating the soil through their burrowing and feeding habits.
The Earth: Its Oceans (1960)
A comprehensive study which reveals the changing pattern of the ocean’s surface, the living and non-living things in the waters,
The Earth: Resources In The Crust (1960)
Surveys the major useful organic and mineral substances that are found in the earth’s crust. Classifies the resources as the
The Earth: Volcanoes (1970)
The film explores the geological phenomena related to volcanoes, detailing how high temperatures and pressures beneath the Earth’s surface lead
The Earth’s Movements (1972)
Uses animation, models, and live action to show the four movements of the earth and their effect on our planet.
The Ebony Shrine (1930)
Follows Mr. Tom Terce, known as the Vagabond director, as he explores Guatemala’s rich history and culture. He visits ancient
The Emperor’s Elephant (1950s)
A reflective narrative set in a coffee house, where patrons discuss the political climate and the necessity of mutual defense
The Engineer (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational film provides an in-depth exploration of engineering achievements, focusing on the Brooklyn Bridge and underwater tunnel construction.
The Environment: Everything Around Us (1972)
Follows two boys, Marty and Eric, as they embark on a project to explore and document various environments, both natural
The European Economic Community (1965)
The film discusses the formation and impact of the European Economic Community (EEC), highlighting its role in fostering international cooperation
The Everglades: Conserving A Balanced Community (1968)
The film discusses the delicate balance of ecosystems in the Everglades National Park, highlighting the interdependence of freshwater and saltwater
The Evolution Of Vascular Plants: The Ferns (1962)
This film explores the evolution of vascular plants, particularly ferns, through the study of ancient plant fossils. It highlights the