Most Viewed Year 1966 - 196

A look at steeplechasing in Britain.

A BAFTA award nominated documentary film demonstrating the importance of vision in learning, and showing some of the best ways of using the variety...

A 1966 Christmas essay from Brian Kellman & Charles W. Tamulonis. It was filmed in and around Boston’s Jordan Marsh and Filenes flagship...

A young woman, traumatized by the loss of a loved one, suffers and laments, before the arrival of an ambulance which will take her to a psychiatric...

The Boganda Museum, museum of Central African art and popular traditions.

Explains the complexity of planning a lunar mission trajectory. Includes mission analysis, mathematical techniques, computers, mission plan,...

While mom prepares the family table, dad decorates the Christmas tree, but not without curiosities.

Doctors are conducting experiments to cure baldness.

When spring melts ice on the rivers and air is full of whistle from bird's wings, here in the north it gets so clear that in bird's world a sense of...

Shows the problems faced by Chief Spokane Garry as the White and Indian civilizations converged in the Northwest during the late 1800s. Deals with...

A KRON-TV Assignment Four documentary report from 1966, narrated by Art Brown, featuring a look at the work of Reverend Donald E. Stuart (1922-2014)...

The last hours of a homicidal maniac. Incapable of talking to a man without killing him, or of making love to a woman. He is the absurd conclusion of...

Color/black-and-white UCLA Student Film preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Experimental dance film featuring an uncredited Asian male...

Part of the Chinese Historical Ethnographic Film Series (1957-1966)

A bar owner entices his customers with a giant sign reading Bar Regional. The National Bar pops up opposite. So, the former puts World Bar, its...

The Greatest Vacation Trip You've Ever Taken!

Documentary by Hans J. Gnamm

Several shots of close-up square-inch sections of human skin are presented, leading to an unexpected revelation.

Rare but not extremely rare material: a speech without complacency, made of irony, but from which presumption is completely absent.