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Banana I (1978)

A language lesson on how to conjugate the verb “banana”



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Flatboatmen Of The Frontier (1941)

Presents a phase of pioneer agricultural economy in the early nineteenth century. Portrays Ohio Valley farmers as they fell trees, prepare the lumber, and build a flatboat to carry their produce down the river to market. Shows the farmers’ families helping them prepare for the trip, and the men on the first lap of their journey downstream. For junior, senior high school and adult groups. Shows dependence on the land for livelihood and on the river for transportation.

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Friendship Begins at Home (1949)

Barry is “out-growing” his family, as so many high school boys and girls do. His interests are with his friends, and his friends are outside of his family. As the film, opens, Barry’s family is preparing to leave on the summer vacation trip. Barry isn’t anxious to go, for it means giving up many activities with his friends, so he decides to stay at home. At first, Barry enjoys his freedom. But, after a few days, he finds his freedom a bit wearing, and he begins to wish his family were back, or that he were with them. He begins to think about his own relationship to them, and what he can do to improve it.

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BOOM!

Films about explosives and how they impact our everyday life. Films include:
Explosives – Tools for Progress, Don’t Touch, Why of Army Missles, Postmark:
Terror and I Wasn’t Scared.

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TV: A Welcome Guest In the House

The A/V Geeks present an evening of educational films about television and how we should watch it. Films include – Action and Violence, Television Serves Its Community, Basic Television Terms (featuring Leonard Nimoy), TV or Not TV, old TV Guide commercials and more.

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The Mouse Forgets…

What mouse are
we talking about? How about that tiny mouse that started as a small animation
studio and has grown into an unstoppable media Goliath. While they’ve been releasing
some of their less entertaining/more ephemeral films on DVD, they’ve left some
out. Shorts like: VD Attack Plan, Story of Menstruation, Insects As Carriers
of Disease and more.

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Those Naughty Animals

Animals acting badly. Films include – Hoppy the
Bunny, Skipper Learns a Lesson,
Squeak the Squirrel and more.

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