AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 4-18-2025
Actually it’s a Great Friday.. to watch old 16mm films. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Why’d The Beetle Cross The Road? (1984)
The film features a whimsical classroom discussion centered around the classic question, “Why did the beetle cross the road?” A
Dead Serious (1987)
Explores the struggles of teenagers dealing with depression, rejection, and the pressures of adolescence. It highlights the alarming rates of
Animals Are Different And Alike (2nd Ed, 1990)
Presents an interactive game where viewers identify what’s wrong with various animal pictures, emphasizing how animals are different and alike.
Among Your Souvenirs (1967)
“Among Your Souvenirs” highlights the excitement of collecting souvenirs during foreign travels while cautioning travelers about the hidden risks of
The Box (1970)
The Box (1970) is a non-narrative, observational film that follows the journey of a single package through the intricate workings
Marriage (1971)
The film depicts a couple, Sandy and her husband, navigating the challenges of early married life, including financial struggles, parental
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 4-17-2025
Bringing classroom nostalgia to your lunch hour! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Lost Puppy (1969)
Lost Puppy (1969), produced by Churchill Films, is a gentle morality tale that explores themes of responsibility, rules, and the
Marriage: What Kind For You? (1967)
Features Gordon Jump! The film explores the anxieties and realities of marriage through a conversation between a couple, who reflect
Meat Cookery (1981)
The film discusses the history and techniques of meat cookery, emphasizing the importance of cooking methods and meat quality for
Six Who Fled (1972)
The film, directed by Tibor Hirsch, portrays the experiences of six refugees who escaped from Communist bloc countries, representing the