Why We Use Money (1970)
The film tells the story of a fisherman who, in a time before money existed, attempts to trade his catch
Space Science: An Introduction (1964)
This film introduces viewers to the fundamentals of space science, exploring how humans have long pondered the effects of the
The American Short Story (1977)
The film discusses the significance of the American short story as a unique literary form that captures the essence of
Tomorrow May Be Judgment Day (1950s)
In a quiet twilight hour, Aendi Hamid uses dark humor to illustrate the fate of officials who opposed foreign control,
Just One Place (1973)
“Just One Place” is an educational film that follows a group of children, particularly Kevin, as they reflect on their
Biomes: Temperate Deciduous Forest (1989)
Discusses the temperate deciduous forest biome, highlighting its seasonal changes and the interdependence of plant and animal life. It explains
Why Not Try? (1972)
The film emphasizes the importance of trying new experiences, whether it’s tasting unfamiliar foods or meeting new people. It encourages
Just Joking (1973)
The film features a playful exchange among children discussing their hobby projects for school. They share their creations, but the
Why 55? (1979)
The film “Why 55?” discusses the importance of the 55 mph speed limit established by the National Speed Limit Act
The Mailman (1964)
Showcases the daily operations of the United States Postal Service, highlighting the journey of letters and parcels as they are
When Your Parent Drinks Too Much (1987)
Features Alan Thicke. The film explores the struggles faced by children of alcoholic parents, highlighting the emotional turmoil and chaos
Puppet’s Dream (1967)
An abstract, experimental short that enters the surreal dream world of a puppet. Through a striking visual palette of color,