Special Equipment Rescues (1974)

A Gift For Grandpa - This Is The Life (1953)

1 views · July 26th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. In this episode of This Is the Life, a young boy named Freddy faces a moral dilemma when he needs extra money to buy a birthday heating pad for his grandfather. He agrees to write an English composition for a classmate in exchange for the missing funds, but soon feels guilty about the dishonesty of his actions. After seeking guidance from his friend Pete and praying for clarity, Freddy decides to write his own composition about the conflict between his desire to help and his moral obligation to be honest. The teacher, impressed by his confession, gives him an A, and his classmate Steve eventually confesses his own role in the cheating, leading to a family celebration where Freddy shares his heartfelt essay on faith and integrity. Keywords: Honesty, integrity, faith, moral dilemma, composition, student life, family values, Christian living, confession, forgiveness, birthday gift, academic ethics

USS Homes (silent, 1960s)

79 views · July 25th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. Pine Tree Hills Model Home Entrance. A man in a suit, a woman wearing sunglasses, and another individual stand near a car at a gate marked "PINE TREE HILLS MODEL HOME ENTRANCE," where a sign for a free Kiddie Cottage is visible. The production moves to an office building exterior where a man in a suit shakes hands and speaks with several other formally dressed men. A sign on the wall clearly reads "OFFICE" next to a brick and siding structure with multiple windows. During a sequence of shots showing various people, a woman walks past the building while holding an infant in her arms. The film concludes with these interactions and movements in front of the professional building.

How Our Eyes Deceive Us (silent)

0 views · July 24th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. A few of the more common optical illusions involving lengths of lines, parallel lines, circles. Many of the illusions are produced by the kaleidoscope. This or a similar film may be found on some distributors' lists under the title "Kaleidoscope" or "Through the Kaleidoscope."

AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 7 23 2026

183 views · July 23rd, 2026

At a car dealership getting your car worked on? Wow, so are we! Potentially I could get back in time for the show but it would be a very close. So here's a bunch of films about time. #avgeeks #16mmfilms

My Son, the Medical Student (SILENT)

0 views · July 23rd, 2026

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JL Steel By Product reel 2 of 2 (SILENT)

64 views · July 22nd, 2026

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JL Steel By Product reel 1 of 2 (SILENT)

0 views · July 22nd, 2026

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It Can Be You (1949)

99 views · July 21st, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. This film highlights the vital role of Red Cross volunteers in supporting individuals facing various challenges, from hospitalized servicemen and veterans to children in clinics and disaster victims. It showcases the diverse services offered, including medical assistance, transportation, social support, and recreational activities, all driven by individuals from all walks of life dedicating their time and effort. The narrative emphasizes how these volunteers provide comfort, joy, and essential aid, underscoring the profound impact of their work in alleviating human suffering and strengthening communities. Keywords: Red Cross, volunteers, hospitals, veterans, children, disaster relief, medical care, transportation, social welfare, arts and skills, canteen service, entertainment, nurses' aide, motor service, Gray Lady, staff aide

Afghanistan: Pushtun People Making Felt (1968)

126 views · July 20th, 2026

Episode number 7 of Series “Mountain peoples of Central Asia”. Shows how women of the Pushtun tribe make felt mats for their families and for decorating the hard floor of their black camel-hair tents. Suitable for upper primary, lower and middle secondary levels.

World's Apart (1961)

1 views · July 19th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. This film follows Kurt Anderson, an American Olympic hopeful whose career is jeopardized when he admits to having been a professional skier, disqualifying him from the amateur games. He forms a friendship with Joseph Gorky, a Hungarian skier, and Eva Knutson, a Norwegian skier. Their interactions reveal underlying tensions between capitalist and communist ideologies, particularly concerning the Olympic spirit and individual beliefs versus national loyalty. Joseph wins a gold medal but is troubled by an incident where he believes he fouled an opponent. Kurt, despite his own disqualification, emphasizes the importance of honesty and conscience over winning, leaving Joseph with a booklet of Christian teachings that challenges his worldview. The film concludes with Kurt accepting a silver medal and reflecting on the profound differences in values between East and West, while promoting a Christian message of spiritual fulfillment. Keywords: Winter Olympics, skiing, amateurism, professionalism, Cold War, ideology, honesty, conscience, faith, Christianity, national pride, morality.

Death is Our Destiny (1958)

1 views · July 18th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. This film follows a research scientist named Neil who becomes involved in a top-secret government project focused on developing advanced technology for space exploration and military applications, particularly hydrogen fusion. As he delves deeper, he makes a groundbreaking discovery: a death ray capable of destroying all plant life, with terrifying implications for humanity. Torn between his duty to his country and the moral and religious implications of his invention, Neil seeks guidance from a pastor. The pastor ultimately advises Neil to proceed with his work, emphasizing that human knowledge is a gift from God and that it is the responsible use of such discoveries, rather than their mere existence, that matters. The film concludes with a focus on faith and preparedness for the unknown, suggesting that a life lived according to Christian principles offers solace regardless of the world's technological advancements or potential demise. Keywords: Science, Research, Discovery, Government Project, Space Exploration, Military, Hydrogen Fusion, Death Ray, Morality, Religion, Faith, Christian Ethics, Responsibility, Nuclear Technology, Future, World Destruction.

AV Geeks 16mm Lunch with April Winchell trimmed

12 views · July 17th, 2026

We've got a special guest! Voice actor April Winchell! #16mmfilms #avgeeks

Brotherhood (1952)

1.4K views · July 17th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. A young Filipino boy, Alvares Lamino, is beaten up by other boys at a playground for wanting to join their baseball game. The incident comes to the attention of Carl Fischer, a local drugstore owner, who helps Alvares and his mother. Fischer is deeply disturbed by the xenophobia and writes a letter to the local newspaper to raise awareness. This prompts a reporter, Joe Turner, to investigate. Turner initially dismisses the incident as a minor scuffle between children, but Carl challenges his perspective, emphasizing the harmful underlying prejudice. It is revealed that Turner's own son was among the boys who attacked Alvares. Through Carl's persistence and the revelation that Alvares' deceased father was a decorated American soldier, Turner begins to understand the gravity of the situation and the importance of brotherhood and acceptance, ultimately leading to a shift in his perspective and a powerful series of articles. Keywords: prejudice, bullying, acceptance, brotherhood, baseball, newspaper, community, journalism, xenophobia, family, war hero

Confronted (1963)

1 views · July 16th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. This documentary explores the confrontations and resistance faced by white Americans in the North as the Civil Rights Movement gained momentum in the 1960s. It showcases various incidents in cities like Chicago, St. Louis, and suburban areas near Philadelphia and New York, where white communities grappled with demands for desegregation in employment, housing, and education. The film highlights the spectrum of white reactions, from outright opposition and fear of changing neighborhoods and social structures to more nuanced discussions about opportunity and prejudice, revealing the deep-seated anxieties and ingrained biases that hindered full integration. Keywords: Civil Rights Movement, Desegregation, Racial Prejudice, White Resistance, Northern Cities, Housing Discrimination, Employment Discrimination, Educational Segregation, Interracial Marriage, Social Change.

No Foreigners (1957)

375 views · July 15th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. This film follows Tommy, a young boy delivering newspapers, who encounters prejudice when his club refuses to accept Carlos, a Mexican boy. Tommy grapples with the unfairness and his own complicity, ultimately influenced by his Uncle Gus. Gus, a world traveler, uses a personal story and a sermon about seeing beyond differences to help the club members, including Tommy and his friends Duke and Raymond, reconsider their views. The narrative culminates in a vote at the club, aiming to foster understanding and acceptance among the boys, highlighting themes of overcoming prejudice and the importance of looking beyond superficial differences. Keywords: prejudice, acceptance, friendship, understanding, community, intolerance, children, discrimination, tolerance, change

People to People (1952)

243 views · July 14th, 2026

Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. The film tells the story of Jonathan, who returns to his hometown five years after leaving, having caused significant pain to his family, particularly his wife Sarah. His return is met with a mixture of anger, resentment, and a lingering sense of hurt, especially from his sister-in-law Anna, who blames him for Sarah's death. Jonathan struggles with his past actions and the shame they bring, but a chance encounter with his young nephew, Freddy, introduces him to the concept of forgiveness. This, combined with a sermon on mercy, prompts a gradual shift. Ultimately, Sarah's family, recognizing his genuine remorse and the power of forgiveness, invites him back into their lives, symbolized by an empty space in a photo album where Jonathan's picture once was, serving as a reminder of their renewed understanding and compassion. Keywords: forgiveness, redemption, family, shame, mercy, faith, regret, reconciliation, love, sin