បានមើលច្រើនបំផុត ឆ្នាំ 1941 - 90

1941 Oscar nominated short documentary

This Paramount Headliner short (in-house number A1-1) was filmed at Jones Beach and features a background of pretty girls, bathing suits and the...

Andrew P. Panda (Andy's pop) asks the local roofing company if they will repair his shoddy roof.

A silent, non-narrative documentary showing people in a small town in the early 1940s. One of H. Lee Waters' "Movies of Local People".

Documentary about Armenian miners and copper-smelting workers providing metal for the front lines during the first months of World War II.

Propaganda film about Soviet Latvia.Events in Latvia in 1940: the release of political prisoners, demonstrations in the streets of Riga, the Latvian...

Nazi propaganda film “exposes” the United States and its plans against Germany and the German people. Shows so-called signs of decay,...

American Industrial Film reminding you to keep up with maintenance on your car's tires.

The King Sisters & Alvino Rey and His Orchestra combine to deliver Tying Apples on a Lilac Tree.

Noro Morales and His Orchestra and a A Gay Ranchero.

Andy's dad takes a job patching a roof. Hilarity ensues.

The 1943 Navy training film (MN-84b) Fundamental Fixed Gunnery Approaches is part of a series known as the “Fixed Gunnery and Fighter...

The Korn Kobblers and Where the Sweet Mamas Grow.

US Navy Blasts Marshall Islands. Marshall Island marks one of the first sea battles location. This short shows sailors and flyers on ships sailing...

A newsreel that covers the Japanese forces attack on the American military base of Pearl Harbor, on December 1941. It shows some images from the...

A Canadian documentary on the progress of World War II.

A quasi-hagiographic portrait of the “useful idiot” of Slovak Nazism, Prime Minister Vojtech Tuka.

The film shows Port Louis, the capital; workers on sugar plantations and road mending as well as colonial life in the then British dependency.

An impression of life on a Swedish farm in Småland during the summer of 1941 by Prins Wilhelm.