From The Archive

We Use Power (1956)

Uses small models to explain how power is generated to run machines.

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Toys (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

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Bus Nut – Extreme Bus Adventure 2

Witness the insanity of the films shown on the second Alamo-sponsored Extreme School Bus Adventure. Films featured – Bus Nut, Panic Factor, Ol’ #23, Rescue Man and the much requested, infamous Death Zones.

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Cartoon Propaganda

Animation with an agenda. Films include: Cautious Twins, Two Hundred, How Animators See Us: Foibles, Three Faces of Stanley, Winged Scourge, Story of Menstruation, About Conception and Contraception, Clutch Cargo short.

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Food 2: The Leftovers

More films about food and it’s preparation. Lots of
delightful assembly line footage in this film! Films include: Let’s Make
A Sandwich, Peanut Butter, Lunchroom Etiquette (2nd ed), The Incredible Edible
Egg In Food Service, Purely Coincidental and The Great American Chocolate
Factory.

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How To… Two

A/V Geeks again prove that they are “edutainers” with
this show of instructional school films. You’ll learn something at this show.
Films include – Making Change, How To Catch A Cold, How to Develop Interest,
Clock Talk, How To Survive In Your Kitchen and Listen Well, Learn Well.