Pifò wè Ane 1952 - 114

Produced to reassure Minnesotans that iron mining would continue to spur economic development.

Assisted by an instructive dream, a secretary learns how to be more personable and thus render her job more enjoyable.

Illustrates the interdependence of people in a community by showing shared community functions and services.

The film is based on Henrik Ibsen’s play The Warriors at Helgeland.

The Flies, a Saudi film produced in 1950, stands as a historical milestone in the Saudi Arabian film industry. The film sheds light on the issue of...

An orphan woman joins an otter hunter who mistreats her and an Italian emigrant will protect her.

A precious pearl necklace is stolen from a dying widow and repeatedly changes hands because many covet it, leaving behind a long trail of blood.

A jingoistic American short for American children, voiceover narration by an American narrator blustering over miscellaneous bits of American stock...

Blood Battle in Furong Valley

A surprisingly-detailed instructional video on sailing a toy boat.

A demonstration of Mobilcolor at a 1952 Guggenheim showing.

Southern Pacific film on clearing snow from the tracks to get the trains through

The tale of The California Zephyr, part of the Blackhawk Railroad Series

A production from the Pennsylvania Railroad outlining the advancement of the country on the back of the locomotive.

A re-education film about the everyday working life in a shipyard, directed along the lines of the British documentary school of the 1930s. In a way...

Animated experimental film using only black and white, with a musical score.