1969Interesting anti-drug film criticizing drug use as an inhibitor of necessary social change. Director: Alan Kishbaugh. Camera: Charles Sutton. Narrator: Chuck Bowman.Stresses the dangers of becoming physically and emotionally dependent on drugs even after limited use and instills a desire, based on knowledge derived from accurate information, never to experiment.
Continue ReadingDon and Sue show how they keep themselves well groomed throughout the school week and for their friday night dates. They give attention to their health, posture and cleanliness and learn to take good care of their clothes.
Continue ReadingTour of the scenic Miami-Dade County area. With many views of attractions at ground level and from a helicopter.Director: John Behney.
Continue Reading{“type”:”block”,”srcClientIds”:[“34f1140f-37ef-4f77-9628-f39fc55a5870″],”srcRootClientId”:””}1947One of the best examples of post-World War II social guidance films, with examples of “good” and “bad” girls, proper and improper dating etiquette, courtesy to parents, and an analysis of what makes some people popular and others not. A scream and a sobering document of postwar conformity. Director: Ted Peshak. Cinematography: Bill Rockar. Writers: […]
Continue ReadingTravelogue, made for theatrical showing, promoting tourism in Coral Gables, Florida. Shows colorful parrots, the University of Miami, and a visit to the beach.
Continue ReadingEducational film on the Cold War conflict.
Continue Reading“Explains” the dangers of the atomic bomb, the effects of radiation and how to protect oneself if caught in the open or in the home.
Continue ReadingFrightening civil defense procedure film aimed at Cold War-era elementary school students.
Explains steps to take in case of an atomic bomb alert or a bombing without warning at school, in the open or at home. Gives simple explanation of nuclear fusion.
