The A/V Geeks and Alamo Drafthouse Rolling Road Show teamup for a 16mm film cautionary celebration of guns and gun safety at an actual skeet range. Learn about the wonders and dangers of firearms and then shoot at clay pigeons. Films include: The Magician, Guns: Be Safe Not Sorry, Shoot/Don’t Shoot 2, Shotgun – Second Weapon and more! Purchase tickets here.
6pm, Saturday, March 28, 2009 Location TBA, Austin TX
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These raccoon relatives ransack a ranch but redeem themselves when rustlers appear one night.
Buy this film on DVD for $10 postage paid.
Now, what could be worse than to have a little boy become a sissy? The A/V Geeks present an evening of classic campy 16mm school films that examine the behavior of potential wimps and what has to be done to fix it.
Films include:
SOAPY THE GERM FIGHTER (1951) Billy Martin is concerned that being clean is tantamount to being a sissy. Perhaps a giant cake of soap in pantaloons can convince him otherwise.
WILLIAM’S DOLL (1985) – William is an athletic kid but his fascination with baby dolls has his father concerned and his friends picking on him. Can Grandpa fix things with William’s birthday gift?
NEUROTIC BEHAVIOR – A PSYCHODYNAMIC VIEW (1973) – College-aged Peter has problems talking to girls. Could stern toilet training be making him a sissy?
7pm, Sunday, March 29 Alamo Downtown, 320 E 6th Street
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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 ArchiveParents, Who Needs Them (Coronet, 1973)
A remake of “Appreciating Parents”. A magic puppet makes a kid invisible so that he can learn about all the tedium of the adult world. The film is a little creepy because the kid’s voice is dubbed by a woman. This film is available on the Anatomy of a Brat DVD-R From The ArchiveOffice Practice: Your Attitude (Coronet, 1972)
This office training film teaches that your attitude is evidenced through your grooming, dress and posture; by the way you speak and listen and ask questions; and by the manner in which you use your own initiative. And also!- by your grooming, dress and posture. This film is available on the As the Office Turns 2 DVD-R |
From The ArchiveEducational Archive DVD Lunchboxed SetGet 4 DVDs (Social Engineering 101, Sex & Drugs, Drivers Ed and On the Job), a swell metal lunchbox and a thermos! $50. From The ArchiveFood 2: The Leftovers
From The ArchiveP is for Prisoner
From The ArchiveA/V Geeks Sell OutFilms about good salesmanship. Now you, too, can learn about the A/V Geeks secret strategy for success. Films on salesmanship included: The Cookie Kids, Sales Building Role, Trader Vic’s Used Cars, Nothing But Lookers. Plus two “sponsored” films (films sponsored by a company for product placement) I Have To Be Me and Good Morning, Mr Johnson. Plus assorted commercials. |
More films about food and it’s preparation. Lots of
Films made for potential prisoners. Three Days In County Jail (for high school students to teach them what it is like to be in jail. Narrated by Gregory Morris), Surviving Hostage Situations (made for upper management of multi-national corporations on what to do if they are kidnapped by radical terrorists) and Escape! (made for Army soldiers on how to escape when in a prisoner of war camp).