One of the greatest films in the A/V Geeks collection – a violent kid’s version of Diamonds are Forever! Available on the “Be Your Own Blockbuster” DVD. ![]()
One of the greatest films in the A/V Geeks collection – a violent kid’s version of Diamonds are Forever! Available on the “Be Your Own Blockbuster” DVD. ![]()
Set in a toy tabletop town, this film uses brightly colored model cars and trucks to demonstrate a range of driving safety scenarios. The number of near-misses and accidents would make for an extremely violent film if real vehicles and people were used, but the models keep the feeling of mayhem at a distance. An unusual example of a rich tradition within the safety film genre: the tabletop model.
These raccoon relatives ransack a ranch but redeem themselves when rustlers appear one night.
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This film was made to instruct police officers on the basics of childbirth and to show them an actual birth – mostly so they wouldn’t panic or pass out when confronted with such a scenario. WARNING! The poor acting by actual police officers and doctors and low production values in this film make the live birth scene even more shocking than others from this genre.
Condoms: A Responsible Option
Addresses teenagers and young adults with dramatic vignettes, live footage and graphics to counsel caution in entering into sexual relationships, to advise that having sex with someone means having sex with all their previous partners, to stress that the proper use of condoms can reduce the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases, including AIDS. Uses the example of you sleeping with everybody your partner slept with. Talks about AIDS mostly. Deals with the embarrassment of buying condoms.
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From The ArchiveFood Doesn’t Fly – Lunchroom Manners
Children of the fourth grade take you through a typical lunch period – from washing hands to putting garbage in the trash barrel. Just because you have puppets, doesn’t mean its going to be entertaining… This film is available on Cafeteria Capers DVD-R From The ArchiveMobile Lab : Any Questions? (1974)
Audio Productions 6 min 36 sec Describes the curriculum of a mobile science laboratory traveling from high school to high school in Washington, DC. Shows how the program demonstrates that science is relevant to urban living. |
From The ArchiveAtomic Age Classics Vol 3 : A-Bombs, Fallout & Nuclear War DVD
From The ArchiveGreat Nutrition Turn-On
From The ArchiveFocus on Filmstrips
From The ArchiveEducational Archive Volume Six: Religion
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