Films from the AV Geeks archive that attempt to explain or confangle information about nutrition in order to sell products. Films include – Man Who Missed Breakfast, Your Daily Bread, Eat for Health, More Life In Living , Adventures of Chip & Dip and more!
7:00pm, Wednesday, June 20th Alamo Drafthouse 409 Colorado Street, Austin TX
The A/V Geeks pull from their vast archive of educational films to bring you a tribute to Dad—the man who provided the sperm, brought home the bacon and put up with your repeated rebellious attempts. This show will feature REAL LIVE DADS – Al (father of the founder of Aurora) and Cap (father of the founder of A/V Geeks)! Films include: I Just Don’t Dig Him, Fears of Children, Schoolboy Father (an Afterschool Special featuring Rob Lowe, Dana Plato and Nancy McKeon) and more! Admission $6
8pm, Saturday, June 16, Aurora Picture Show 800 Aurora Street, Houston, TX 713.868.2101
3pm, Sunday, June 17, Aurora Picture Show 800 Aurora Street, Houston, TX 713.868.2101
What was the unspeakable secret of the sea? Mysterious murders, gangsters, G-Men, Cuban revolutionaries and a sea monster round out this Roger Corman low-budget, high-entertainment film. Show up early to get a good seat and to watch a short from the A/V Geeks Archive. Free, but donations are appreciated.
7:00pm, Friday June 1st, NC Museum of Natural Sciences, 11 W. Jones St. Raleigh, NC, (919) 733-7450
Have over 22,000 films. Will travel. For more than a decade, we’ve been rescuing old 16mm school films from dumpsters and obscurity and showing them to folks like you.
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From The ArchiveToys (McGraw-Hill, 1966)
The expressive faces of children are cut into shots of toys in a shop window, the toys are animated, one by one, first the dolls and animals, then the toys of war. A bloody battle results. A powerful portrayal of the contrasts of innocence and war, fantasy and reality. Directed by Grant Munro. A National Film Board of Canada production. This film is available on TOYS! DVD-R From The ArchiveCourtesy At School (1956)
A boy and his classmates discover that being courteous means thinking of others. They practice ways of being courteous in such places as the classroom and hallway. This film is available on the Blackboard Bungle DVD-R |
From The ArchiveOther People’s Property
From The ArchiveThe Evolution of ‘Intelligent Design’
From The ArchiveClowns and Cavemen
From The ArchiveDaddy’s Day
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Films about property damage, these films attempt to describe the how and why of graffiti and vandalism. They use any tactic from marionettes to dead dear to warn of the dangers involved when you don’t respect the property of others. Films include: Other People’s Property, Planet of the Ticklebops, Fun Or Dumb: Graffiti, The Boy Who Liked Deer and more.
Witness the films that planted the seeds of intelligent design in young impressionable minds back in the 1950s. Films made by the Moody Institute of Science to attract the curious to Christianity. Titles include – Electric Eel, Fish Out of Water!, A Fish Family, Food Getting Among Animals, Wonder of Water, Living With the Atom, Window to the Universe! An excellent companion to the DVD-R, Could This Have Happened By Accident
School films that feature clowns or cavemen. Films included – The Clowns, How the First Letter Was Written, Toothache of a Clown, Standing Up For Yourself, Pirro and the Alarm Clock, Drug Effects, Circus Day. 
The A/V Geeks pull from their vast archive of educational films to bring you a tribute to Dad—the man who provided the sperm, brought home the bacon and put up with your repeated rebellious attempts. Films include: I Just Don’t Dig Him, Fears of Children, Schoolboy Father (an Afterschool Special featuring Rob Lowe, Dana Plato and Nancy McKeon) and more!