Frontiersman is a religious film sponsored by the British and Foreign Bible Society and produced by Crawley Films.
"Frozen Flame, 400 ft., 16mm., photographed by Edward H. Marsh and directed by Thomas J. Perry, is a dramatic industrial film featuring the Electrolux gas refrigerator. The picture details the experiences of a man and wife in buying and using the refrigerator and illustrates its sales points. The photography is remarkably good throughout and, although the treatment is simple and direct, it is extremely clear. Perhaps this picture's most outstanding quality is its continuity excellence. A well prepared scenario was so expertly followed that there are scarcely any of the minor flaws usually found in amateur dramatic pictures." Movie Makers, Dec. 1931, 658, 684.
Documental sobre las fiestas vascas.
A documentary about Basque celebrations.
"Children playing with a box of toys in the garden at Westworth, Cockermouth. Adults emerge from the house to walk and run around in the garden." (NWFA Online Database)
"dis. an. didattici"/animated educational doc
"Life at the Pribilof Islands fur seal colony on the Bering Sea." (BC Archives)
May include some footage shot on St. Paul Island in 1946 and provided to Dr. Carl by the Fouke Fur Co., St. Louis.
A short comedy about a couple who are unable to decide on a sporting activity to do together.
"An impressionistic, experimental film commenting on politics in Europe and the United States with references to the First World War, food shortages, the Weimar Republic, the world economy and the Wall Street Crash. Uses a mixture of animated silhouette and live action" (EAFA Database).
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Amateur Cinema