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A collection of rare and forgotten short subjects dealing with historical and unusual topics from the archives of film producer Sam Sherman.The Fif...

See Mother Nature at her fiery fiercest in this series of seismic short subjects:Eruption Of Kilauea: When Kilauea erupted in 1959, Hawaii trembled...

This acclaimed 1979 documentary explores the limitless wonders of the seven seas in the style of Jacques Cousteau. The Boundless Seas uses animatio...

This amazing documentary follows adventurer George Vanderbilt III around the globe as he stalks and hunts exotic denizens of the deep. He spears an...

These vintage educational films of the 1950s were created to help American teenagers navigate the trials and travails of their formative high schoo...

"In a day when the world is suffering from the nemesis of mediocrity and the dearth of great leadership, when people tend to lose their moral respo...

BRIEF FOR INVASION: Produced by the Army Pictorial Service especially for American workers, this film begins with the D-Day invasion of Normandy, a...

This collection of rarely seen newsreels and U.S. government training films presents incredible footage of world events from 1939 to the fall of Hi...

THE ENEMY JAPAN: This Department Of The Navy production expounds upon the premise that the Japanese believe that they will emerge victorious, that ...

In 1974, the gruesome remains of an unidentified woman were found in Massachusetts's Cape Cod region. Now discover the truth behind the shocking mu...

In addition to the burden of teaching the 3 Rs, schools were often expected to instill certain life-skills in their pupils, one of these being the ...

By dropping the atomic bombs to hasten the end of the Second World War, the United States publicly demonstrated the awesome power of atomic energy ...

In the afterglow of victory against tyranny in World War II, the United States found itself as a world superpower with a new potential foe - the So...

Towards the end of World War II, the divorce rate in the United States climbed at a rapid pace - almost doubling the pre-war rate. Social reformers...

During World War II, 16mm educational films were recognized by the U.S. Military as an efficient and effective training tool to get a consistent me...

Hey, ladies, is your husband grumbling about the cleanliness of his home, his clothes and the kids? Is your grocery budget through the roof and, ye...

FLYING (1953): Arthur Godfrey, the folksy TV superstar of his era, commemorates the 50th anniversary of powered flight by hosting this look-back at...

Forbidden Adventure (BW, 1935): At a black-tie-only meeting of the Los Angeles Adventurers' Club, "writer, world traveller, inventor, motion pictur...

These instructional films spanning three decades were created to warn teens about the pitfalls and dangers their raging hormones can lead them into...

The life of Baltimore B-movie legend George Stover is profiled in this all-new, in-depth documentary! Born and raised in Baltimore, George Stover s...

As the Cold War raged, America was the world leader in advanced technology. Consequently, our foreign enemies would go to any length to steal secre...

THE MAN WHO TOOK A CHANCE: ELI WHITNEY (1952): The long-running television anthology Cavalcade of America told the story of a different American i...