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Why should boys have all the fun of breaking laws and
physically and mentally abusing friends, family and neighbors? This show features
16mm school films that show how little girls can be just as delinquent as their
male counterparts. Films include – Never A Bride, Fur Coat Club, All My Tomorrows,
The Grapevine, That’s Stealing!


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Standing Up For Yourself (Coronet, 1986)


A prehistoric child discovers constructive verbal and non- verbal responses to put-downs, physical aggression, and inappropriate touching.

This film is available on Clowns and Cavemen DVD-R


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Twenty-four Hours of Progress (1950)

Expansive institutional film on the key role that oil companies have played in enabling American technological progress, maintaining high living standards, and guarding national security. Equates free enterprise with freedom and democracy. Most of the film consists of diverse images of oil industry at work and of Americans using oil products. Produced by Louis deRochemont.

This film is available on the Power Behind the Nation DVD-R

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Young NASA

Great films from NASA’s early Apollo missions. Films include: America in Space – First Five Years, Project Apollo, Apollo 8, Flight of Apollo 15, Spaceborne, Apollo 12.

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Educational Archive Volume Eight: Social Engineering 201 DVD

Through the flicker of dim projector bulbs and the warble of optical soundtracks a blueprint for better living in the Atomic Age was spelled out in no uncertain terms. Now just as you remember them, Fantoma presents this collection of social etiquette films. For extra credit take home this second volume of 16mm behavior modification, because you can never be too polite or too popular. Films include: Skipper Learns A Lesson, What To Do On A Date, The Self-Image Film, Social Acceptability, Good Health Practices, Understanding Others, Kitty Cleans Up, The Cautious Twins, Your Junior High Days, Buying Food, Each Child Is Different, It Must Be The Neighbors.

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Educational Archives DVD Locker Box Set

NEW!! The fine folks at Fantoma have released the second boxed set of Educational Archives DVDs. Get 4 DVDs (Religion, Patriotism, More Sex & Drugs and Social Engineering 201) in a nifty box that looks like a locker! (Sorry, it’s not metal. Saving scrap metal for the war effort) $45 Buy Boxed Set!

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P is for Police Officer

Training films made for one of the most stressful and dangerous jobs in a democracy – being a police officer. Films include: Disturbance Calls, Failure to Protect, Shotgun – Second Weapon and more!

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