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Apaches

https://www.worldcat.org/title/apaches/oclc/974936570&referer=brief\_results

A 1977 farm safety film by the Central Office of Information for the Health and Safety Executive. The film was originally shown in schools on a 16mm format, and also shown extensively in the Southern Television, Westward Television, Anglia Television and ATV regions of the ITV network. It was shot quickly in February of 1977 on a home counties farm probably somewhere in Berkshire. The routinely charged for print hire but made exception for major safety campaigns. Hence *Apaches* was distributed free of charge.

## Synopsis:

The film deals with the dangers to children on farms. It is narrated in-character by Danny. The film, which dovetails the narrative conventions of the western with PIFs, follows the misadventures of a group of six young children (Kim, Sharon, Michael, Danny, Tom and Robert) in a rural British village who enjoy playing on a nearby farm. Throughout the film the children play at being "Apache warriors", hence the film's title. All but one die in various shocking accidents, largely due to the children's carelessness, suggesting that the children would still be alive if they had known what dangers lay ahead. Kim is run over by a tractor, Tom drowns in a slurry pit, Sharon dies from accidentally drinking pesticides, Robert is crushed by a falling gate, and Danny crashes a tractor he is riding on into a ditch. Danny continues his narration after his death, and talks calmly about his family all arriving for the "party" being prepared earlier in the film. Michael, also present, is revealed to be Danny's cousin – the only child not to have been killed by his own reckless behavior, despite Danny having described Michael as "daft". Danny's voice fades into a ghostly echo as he sadly says he wishes he could have gone to the party. The closing credits show a long list of real children who had died in actual farm accidents in the year before the film was made.

## Children That Died In Farm Accidents Before This Film Was Made:

1. Alan (15)-electrocuted on a farm
2. Anthony (10)-suffocated in a grain pit
3. Brian (3), Mary (2), and Phillip (6)-killed by falling grates
4. Keith (15)-killed in an explosion on a farm
5. Stephen (15)-burned to death in a rick fire
6. Alan (15), Charlotte (4), Clive (5), David (13), John (5), Louis (9), Mark (4), Michael (8), Patrick (4), Paul (13), Penny (3), Peter (4), Richard (15), and Sarah (2)-crsuhed to death by farm machinery

Runtime: 26 minutes

Content Advisory: Contains distressing scenes of mock-up farming accidents and deaths.

## Trivia:

* Prior to the making of the film, there were around 30 deaths of young children each year due to accidents caused by playing on farms. As the ending roll shows, in the year before this film was made, nearly 30 children died in accidents including being crushed by farm machinery, being killed in farm explosions, suffocating in grain pits, and being crushed by falling farm gates.
* *Apaches* is now one of the most notorious public information films of all time.
Booze And Yous

A 1977 film by Indiana University.

Synopsis: Features a W.C. Fields type cartoon character who gives hints for responsible drinking, clears up common misconceptions and myths about drinking, and points out possible consequences of irresponsible drinking behaviors. Presents, in a humorous manner, an historical look at the cultural use and manufacture of different kinds of alcoholic beverages. Aimed primarily at college students to help them make responsible decisions about their drinking behavior if they choose to drink. Includes animation and live action.

Runtime: 15 minutes 23 seconds
Acute Radiation Syndrome

CONTENT ADVISORY! THIS FILM CONTAINS VERY GRAPHIC FOOTAGE OF THE VICTIMS OF RADIATION POISONING!

A 1988 Soviet film on the treatment of acute radiation poisoning.

Runtime: 30 minutes

## Trivia

* Most of the background music in this video was composed by Klaus Schulze and comes from the 1978 Swedish pornographic film *Body Love*. The tracks from the film that are used are *Stardancer* and *P:T:O:*.
* One of the background music tracks is *Third Rendez Vous* and was composed by Jean-Michel Jarre.
* Some of the patients in this film are victims of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster and were filmed at Hospital #6 in Moscow, Russia.
Animals In Autumn And Winter

https://archive.org/details/animalsinautumnandwinter

A 1983 film by Encyclopedia Britannica. It is the second edition of the original film, which was originally titled *Animals In Autumn*. The original version of the film was made in 1957.

Synopsis: Investigates various techniques developed by animals to prepare for winter and survive the cold. Explores the concepts of migration, hibernation, food storage, and adaptation, showing animals, as well as insects and a variety of birds.

Runtime: 10 minutes 34 seconds
Body Defenses Against Disease

https://www.worldcat.org/title/body-defenses-against-disease/oclc/20376555&referer=brief\_results

A 1989 film by Encyclopedia Britannica about the human immune system and the HIV virus. It is the third edition. It was written by Jeffrey Osier. It was produced and directed by David Alexovich.

Runtime: 22 minutes

## Synopsis:

The film shows and describes disease-causing organisms. Explains the body's defense against disease, including mucous and cilia, digestive juices, skin, lymphocytes and phagocytes. Demonstrates the action of antibodies and emphasizes the importance of immunization.
Check The Neck

https://www.worldcat.org/title/check-the-neck/oclc/9262696&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/CheckTheNeck

A film by the Lost Chords of New Jersey that was made around 1975.

Synopsis: Shows an emergency situation involving an auto accident and stresses the importance of checking to see if the patient is a laryngectomee before beginning resuscitation.

Runtime: 9 minutes
A Bite For Survival

https://www.worldcat.org/title/mosquito-a-bite-for-survival/oclc/12838193&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/ABiteForSurvival\_201905

A Bite For Survival is an entomology film. It is by Encyclopedia Britannica.

Synopsis: Looks at the life cycle, habits, and habitat of the mosquito. Tells why it bites and is responsible for more human deaths than any other living creature.
Animal Babies Grow Up

https://www.worldcat.org/title/26001623

A 1983 film by Coronet Films and Centron Films.

Synopsis: Illustrates how animals are born and the stages they undergo as they develop. Uses a multitude of examples drawn from the varied world of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and insects.

Runtime: 10 minutes
Cell Biology

https://www.worldcat.org/title/9042832

A 1981 film by Coronet Films and BioMedia Associates.

Synopsis: The film talks about different types of cells and the components of both plant and animal cells. Starts with fossil evidence that is over three billion years old and traces cellular development through procaryotic organisms to eucaryotic cells. Introduces a recent theory that explains the quantum leap in complexity from procaryotic to eucaryotic cells.

Runtime: 17 minutes
Conquest Of The Land

https://www.worldcat.org/title/conquest-of-the-land/oclc/24108477&referer=brief\_results

A 1988 film by Hillmann & Carr Productions. It was shown in the early life area of the fossil hall in the National Museum Of Natural History.

Synopsis: The film uses animation to present the story of the first animals, the arthropods, that emerged from the sea to adapt to life on dry land.

Runtime: 5 minutes
Computer Glossary

https://www.worldcat.org/title/computer-glossary/oclc/4215180&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/computerglossary\_201702

A 1973 animated film by Encyclopedia Britannica.

Synopsis: Defines the challenge of computer programming that emerges from its precisely defined procedures. Illustrates a variety of computer-related terms.

Runtime: 9 minutes
Count Perilous Poison Plagues A Careless Kitchen

https://www.worldcat.org/title/12549452

https://www.tvguide.com/movies/count-perilous-poison-plagues-a-careless-kitchen/2000022660/

https://www.allmovie.com/movie/count-perilous-poison-plagues-a-careless-kitchen-vm19269

https://movies.jrank.org/movies/772720/Count-Perilous-Poison-Plagues-a-Careless-Kitchen.html

A 1984 film by the University of Alabama in Birmingham and the Children's Hospital of Alabama.

Synopsis: Actors, costumed as bug sprays, bleach bottles, drain cleaners, houseplants, and the like, are led by Count Perilous Poison to warn children that household chemicals are not to be eaten or drunk. Children are urged to ask a trusted grownup whether a substance can be eaten or drunk.

Runtime: 12 minutes
Bronchial Asthma

A 1972 Soviet film.

Synopsis: The film shows the features of the occurrence of atopic asthma, its pathogenetic mechanism, the causes and methods of diagnosing infectious-allergic asthma, its pathogenesis, the separation of atopic and infectious-allergic asthma, the principles and methods of their treatment.

Runtime: 31 minutes 45 seconds
Cardiac Irregulartities

https://archive.org/details/Cardiacirregularities-wellcome

A 1929 silent black and white film.

Synopsis: A comprehensive demonstration of cardiac irregularities by experiment and diagram. There is a demonstration of artificially induced cardiac irregularities of the exposed hearts of dogs. Various intertitles explain the different types of cardiac irregularities.

Runtime: 30 minutes
Cheap Tricks: Travelling Animal Shows

https://www.worldcat.org/title/cheap-tricks-traveling-animal-shows/oclc/1087239326&referer=brief\_results

A film by PETA. It was narrated by Alec Baldwin. It was edited by Kathy Russell. It was compiled by Kym Boyman with Mary Healey.

## Cheap Tricks: Travelling Animal Shows

### Category

Animal Rights, Animal Welfare, Anti-Circus, Anti-Rodeo

### Preferred Age

14 and Older

Synopsis: Shows behind the scenes cruelty at travelling animal shows and circuses. Documents the abusive treatment of performing animals in traveling shows, and the injuries sustained by humans who participate in those acts. Discusses the need for individual and legal action in order to ensure the humane treatment of these animals, and to guarantee the safety of people who attend traveling animal shows.

Travelling Animal Acts and Shows covered include:

Lion Acts

Circuses

Donkeys jumping into pools of water from tall stairs

Banana Derbies

Carnivals

Fairs

Animal Races

Pig Races

Ostrich Racing

Pigeon Bowling

Fainting Goats

Greased Pig Contests

Armadillo Races

Kangaroo Boxing

Donkey Basketball

Bear Wrestling

Rodeos

Bull Riding

Pictures with Tiger and Lion Cubs
Bone Fractures

A 1975 British film by Granada TV.

Synopsis: This film deals with accidents and bone-fractures. Bone injuries may require hospital treatment and the film illustrates treatment of some such cases. However, the best thing is to avoid injuries as far as possible, especially on the road, through the correct use of seat belts, head restraints and safety helmets. Certain common injuries to bones and joints are illustrated together with the best first aid treatment — which normally involves avoiding anything which will cause further damage, then letting the natural healing properties of the bones and ligaments function normally. A less dramatic (but important) kind of injury is the so-called “slipped disc”, the risk of which can be minimised by following certain rules when handling heavy weights.

Runtime: 20 minutes
Cocaine And Human Physiology

https://www.worldcat.org/title/16786284

A 1987 film by AIMS Media.

Synopsis: A physician documents damage done to the body by cocaine, whether snorted, injected, or smoked. Also describes the physical causes of cocaine-induced death and the grave effects on infants of pregnant women who use cocaine.

Runtime: 20 minutes
A Tale Of A TV Mouse

https://www.worldcat.org/title/15101380

A 1979 film by Puppet Works and Film Communicators.

Synopsis: The story of a puppet mouse named Lucille, whose entire life revolves around the television. Shows how it affects her life and what finally happens to convince her to break the TV habit.

Runtime: 14 minutes
Approach To Objects By Psychotic Children

https://www.worldcat.org/title/approach-to-objects-by-psychotic-children/oclc/271599862&referer=brief\_results

https://collections.nlm.nih.gov/catalog/nlm:nlmuid-9616519-vid

A 1957 silent black and white film by the University of London. It was shot at the Maudsley Hospital in London, England. It was distributed by the New York University Film Library.

Synopsis: Shows children handling various types of objects, placing them in their mouths, and looking around for the objects when they are removed. Apparently in contrast to non-psychotic children, these subjects search for a missing object only in the place where it was located immediately prior to removal--in the child's left hand, for example.

Runtime: 10 minutes
Brushing Magic With Dudley & Dee-Dee

Brushing Magic With Dudley & Dee-Dee is an animated film about brushing your teeth properly. It was made by the American Dental Association and Startoons Production. It was produced by Jack Kenny and Chris McClenahan. It was directed and animated by Jon McClenahan.

## Brushing Magic With Dudley & Dee-Dee

### Creator

American Dental Association and Startoons

### Category

Dental Hygiene, Oral Hygiene, Dental Health, Oral Health

### Audience

Elementary School Students, Preschool Students

### Preferred Age

4 and Older

Synopsis: The film is about the importance of daily brushing.
Crimes Of Carelessness

https://search.worldcat.org/title/29535320

A 1947 film by the National Board of Fire Underwriters and Iowa State University Media Resources Center.

Synopsis: Depicts the appalling loss of life and property resulting from preventable fires, with statistics showing yearly increases in fire losses from 1941 to 1946. Illustrates some of the principal causes of such fires: throwing cigarette butts in trash cans or out car windows, allowing children to play with matches, leaving electrical appliances unattended, smoking in posted "no smoking" areas, and careless use of cleaning fluids such as gasoline. Presents twelve common sense rules that, if followed, could prevent three out of four fires. Also reminds the viewer that firefighting efficiency depends on your response.

Runtime: 9 minutes 19 seconds
AIDS: A Different Kind Of Germ

https://search.worldcat.org/title/25299629

A 1991 film by MTI Film & Video.

Synopsis: Tracy learns the basics about AIDS from her mother who is a doctor and her cartoon friend, Microscopic Mike. Explains the effect of AIDS on the body's immune system and describes how AIDS is transmitted and two common-sense precautions.

Runtime: 15 minutes
BLEVE

https://www.worldcat.org/title/bleve/oclc/5599270&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/beleve\_201609

A 1976 film by the National Fire Protection Association. The animations were by Steven Lisberger. It was directed by Laurence Rosenblum.

Synopsis: Provides an analysis of fires involving railroad tank cars and trucks that carry hazardous materials. Shows how these materials can cause explosions, fatal injuries, and property damage, and explains the boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion (BLEVE).

Runtime: 16 minutes
Basic Breadmaking

https://www.worldcat.org/title/8066091

A 1981 film by Centron Corportation.

Synopsis: Demonstrates basic procedures for making breads and rolls using a yeast dough. Shows how to form twist, crescent, cloverleaf, and cinnamon rolls and demonstrates how to make biscuits and muffins. Includes time-lapse photography of the baking process.

Runtime: 19 minutes
Cervical Cancer

https://www.worldcat.org/title/20217128

A 1987 film by Pyramid Film.

Synopsis: Explains the process of cervical cancer development and offers theories on its origin. Describes precautions to avoid the cancer and suggests regular testing to reduce the dangers of the problem. Includes animation and live action.

Runtime: 10 minutes
Chemical Families

https://archive.org/details/chemicalfamilies

A CHEM Study film. It was made in 1962 and published by Ward's Natural Science.

Synopsis:

Presents experimental evidence of the periodic nature of chemical elements and explains the development of the periodic table. Includes experiments to show the classification of chemicals. Compares the data obtained from the experiments with the periodic table; illustrates the key to discovering chemical families, and explains that atomic numbers are essential in the arrangement of the families on the periodic table.

Runtime: 23 minutes
Cell Biology: The Cytoplasm

A 1989 film by Coronet/MTI Film & Video.

Synopsis: Explores the importance of the cytoplasm in cellular functions. It discusses the discovery of organelles and the limitations of light microscopes in studying smaller structures. The transcript also covers the role of cytoplasmic organelles, digestion within cells, lysosomes, mitochondria, chloroplasts, protein assembly, and the overall functions of the cytoplasm.

Runtime: 14 minutes
A New Look At Bacteria

https://www.worldcat.org/title/new-look-at-bacteria/oclc/6224668&referer=brief\_results

A 1979 film.

Synopsis: Begins with Pasteur's experiments on the airborne transport of bacteria and then focuses on modern concepts in bacteriology. Uses live action sequences to show the great variety of locomotion patterns and behavioral responses of bacteria.

Runtime: 15 minutes and 35 seconds
Cold Can Kill

https://www.worldcat.org/title/5543784

A Royal Navy instructional film on hypothermia and how to prevent it. It was made by Anvil Film and Recording Group.

Synopsis: Presents the dangers of hypothermia and demonstrates preventive measures. Covers hypothermia caused by immersion in cold water and exposure to wind and low temperatures.
American Indians Before European Settlement

https://search.worldcat.org/title/6235669

A 1959 film by Coronet Instructional Films.

Synopsis: Explains that before the coming of Europeans, North America was inhabited by Indian tribes who had occupied the continent for thousands of years. Describes where they originally came from and how they lived, and shows the unique aspects of their cultures as related to their environment in five basic regions of the United States--the eastern woodlands, the Great Plains, the Southwest, the Far West, and the Northwest coast.

Runtime: 10 minutes 36 seconds
Cicada: The Insect Methuselah

https://www.worldcat.org/title/33064178

A 1955 film by Moody Institute of Science.

Synopsis: Animation and photomicroscopy are used in presenting a study of the life cycle of the cicada. Shows the insect's development in the egg, larval, pupal, and adult stages. Explains why the cicada appears in a particular location every seventeen years. Shows how the cicada produces sound and how the female lays her eggs. Describes the wing development and color changes in the adult cicada. Shows hordes of cicada emereging from the ground and swarming over a wooded countryside in West Virginia.

Runtime: 12 minutes
Breaking Barriers

https://search.worldcat.org/title/19247276

https://archive.org/details/1986-breaking-barriers-1280x-720

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2306536/

A 1986 film by PETA.

Synopsis: Shows how the infected animals with human disease suffer in the reinforced steel chambers with disease and loneliness until their death.

Runtime: 16 minutes
DNA: Key To Life

https://search.worldcat.org/title/27143009

A 1982 film by BFA Films & Video.

Synopsis: Illustrates the structure of DNA, what it does as a carrier of the genetic code, and how this code is transmitted and used in the building of proteins needed for growth. As we witness the miracle and mystery of life, we are also invited to consider the implications in changing life's basic structure.

Runtime: 15 minutes
Blood Pressure Readings

https://search.worldcat.org/title/5560671

A 1968 film by the National Medical Audiovisual Center.

Synopsis: Shows a manometer with accompanying, synchronous Koratkoff sound. Fourteen blood pressure cases are presented, followed by a pause for the observer to write in interpretation of the blood pressure reading.

Runtime: 19 minutes
Brushing Teeth

https://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/brushing-teeth/

A 1981 British film by Liberation Films.

Synopsis: This short instructional film illustrates the Bass or Vibratory method for brushing teeth. It starts by questioning the usual approach: “Many people believe that strong vigourous brushing and lots of toothpaste will get their teeth clean. Is this true?”, and then indicates the places where plaque can accumulate, “in the caps between the teeth and around the gum line.” The plaque is then discolosed using an edible food dye. The vibratory technique is then clearly demonstrated by a dental hygienist, showing various positions of the brush necessary for the removal of plaque from the different surfaces of the teeth.

Runtime: 4 minutes
Airplanes: Principles Of Flight

https://www.worldcat.org/title/airplanes-principles-of-flight/oclc/3790084&referer=brief\_results

A 1960 film by Coronet Films.

Synopsis: Animation and actual in-flight photography demonstrate the aerodynamic principles of flight. Explains that the principles which govern movement of a fixed wing through air also apply to the rotary wing of helicopters and air craft propellers. Describes the four forces which control flight--lift, thrust, gravity, and drag--in terms of their relationship to the control of all aircraft that fly through the earth's atmosphere.

Runtime: 10 minutes 36 seconds
Animals Of South America

https://www.worldcat.org/title/7013535

A 1980 film by Centron Corporation.

Synopsis: An overview of the animal wildlife of South America. Emphasizes that for millions of years South America was cut off from the rest of the world, during which time its animals developed in unique ways.

Runtime: 16 minutes
Cold Water: The Silent Killer

https://search.worldcat.org/title/10299005

A 1982 film by Goldi Productions and Beacon Films.

Synopsis: Illustrates the devastating effects of hypothermia through the use of two contrasting case studies in which the victims have canoe upsets. Shows how proper clothing, behavior, and safety equipment extended the survival of the victims in one case, while inadequate protection and improper treatment caused the victims to die in the other case.

Runtime: 18 minutes
Animals Can Bite

https://www.worldcat.org/title/animals-can-bite/oclc/5615365&referer=brief\_results

https://www.pyramidmedia.com/homepage/search-by-title/animal-welfare/animals-can-bite-detail.html

A 1976 film produced by Jon Hart. It was published by Pyramid Films.

Synopsis: This film teaches children how to treat animals with respect, how to minimize chances of being bitten, and what to do if an animal does bite.

Runtime: 13 minutes
Arrow To The Sun

A 1963 film by Texture Films Inc.

Synopsis: Based on a folktale from the Acoma Pueblo Native Americans of the southwest, this beautifully animated film tells the story of a mysterious boy's search for his father, the God of the Sun. Animation design is based on the themes of Acoma art; the story mirrors Western themes found in the tale of Phoebus.

Runtime: 12 minutes 37 seconds
Animals Breathe In Many Ways

https://search.worldcat.org/title/12022532

A 1983 film from Norman Bean and BFA Films & Video.

Synopsis: From the amoeba to the horse, explains how different animals derive oxygen from water and air in order to sustain life. Defines breathing, its purpose, how it occurs, and the various organs different animals use to achieve this function.

Runtime: 12 minutes
Composition And Function Of Blood

https://www.worldcat.org/title/220163299

A 1976 Japanese film by Gakken Films.

Synopsis: What is concealed in a drop of human blood? What is the role of the blood? This film attempts to provide a detailed illustration of typical properties of human blood, with the aid of animal tests and valuable scanning electron microscopic photographs.

Runtime: 20 minutes
Britches

A film by PETA. It was compiled by Lori Gruen.

Synopsis: Britches, an infant primate, is rescued from a laboratory at the University of California at Riverside where he was isolated in a steel cage after animal researchers crudely stitched his eyes shut for a blindness experiment. He was saved and nursed back to health by the ALF. The end of the film shows him with his new mother.

Music: Clockwork by Alex DeGrassi
Beach And Tide Pool Life

https://www.worldcat.org/title/6314345

A 1968 film by the International Film Bureau.

Synopsis: Examines the varied life that inhabits the ocean shore, including shellfish, sand dollars, algae, squid, and other plant and animal life. Shows the dependence of these forms of life on each other and on the sea.

Runtime: 17 minutes
A Microscopic Look At Digestion

https://search.worldcat.org/title/11229215

A 1983 film by Bandera Enterprises.

Synopsis: Scientists John S. Patton and Kevin Kelly of the University of Georgia describe the chemical process of digestion, using time lapse microphotography and take-apart models. Explains chemical changes which take place naturally in the digestive system. Also shows carcinogenic chemicals which are found in certain foods.

Runtime: 21 minutes
Cholera Today: Bedside Evaluation And Treatment

https://www.worldcat.org/title/cholera-today-bedside-evaluation-and-treatment/oclc/12838135&referer=brief\_results

https://collections.nlm.nih.gov/catalog/nlm:nlmuid-7600648A-vid

A 1966 film by the U.S. Department of Health. It was filmed in India.

Runtime: 14 Minutes 30 Seconds

Content Advisory: Contains footage of a man who is very sick with cholera and a close up shot of a defecating behind.
Broken Promises

A film by Lifeforce Foundation. It shows spinal cord experiments being conducted on cats, and cats being made to walk on a treadmill. It also shows piglets that were paralyzed, and a kitten that was used in a brain-mapping experiment.

Content Advisory: Contains graphic footage and photos of mutilated and crippled animals
Clinical Rabies In Man And Animals

https://www.worldcat.org/title/1368043413

A 1973 film by the National Medical Audiovisual Center and the Center For Disease Control.

Synopsis: Demonstrates many of the classical signs of rabies in several species of animals and shows human rabies and its treatment. Presents an interview with a child who is the only known human to recover from clinical rabies.

Runtime: 22 minutes
Age Of Mammals

https://www.worldcat.org/title/9019038

Age Of Mammals is a film about prehistoric animals by Mark. D. Wolf using stop motion animation, similar to Wang Chung's Dinosaurs: The Terrible Lizards. It was presented by Charles Cahill and Associates. It was shot on 16mm film. It was distributed by AIMS Media.

Synopsis: The film is about mammals of the Cenozoic Era. It also shows the evolution of the horse. The film also covers significant concepts such as geological time, differentiation of species, adaptation, and extinction.

Music Used: North Riding by Richard Allen Harvey, PRS from KPMLP 1227 Pipes, Flutes and Whistles

## Animals shown in film:

1. Deltatherium
2. Eohippus
3. Diatryma
4. Baluchitherium
5. Platybelodon
6. Glyptodon
7. Megatherium
8. Smilodon
9. Woolly Mammoth
10. Neanderthal
Confessions Of A Simple Surgeon

https://www.worldcat.org/title/21433441

Confessions Of A Simple Surgeon is an Australian anti-smoking film featuring Dr. Arthur Chesterfield-Evans. It was made in 1988.

Synopsis: The film shows how tobacco companies attract new smokers
through advertising, sporting events, shows, movies, and contests.

## Confessions Of A Simple Surgeon

### Category

Anti-Smoking, Smoking Cessation, Smoking Prevention

### Audience

Former Smokers, Secondary School Students, Smokers
Accidental Poisoning

https://www.worldcat.org/title/accidental-poisoning/oclc/8976441&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/AccidentalPoisoning1980

A 1980 film by Journal Films.

Synopsis: Provides basic information about the emergency treatment of various
forms of poisoning. Dramatizes situations involving accidental
poisoning, and shows what can be done to resolve and prevent these
crises. Split up into three parts, the first deals with children and poison, the second deals with those teenage kids overdosing on drugs, and the third deals with accidentally inhalation of fumes.

Runtime: 11 minutes 30 seconds
A Drop Of Blood

https://www.worldcat.org/title/20096382

A 1985 film by Barr Films and Shire Films.

Synopsis: Describes the makeup of human blood, pointing out that people all over the world share the same four blood types. Also offers a lesson on the circulatory system and tells how lives are saved through transfusions of donated blood.

Runtime: 16 minutes
Bubble, Bubble, Toys And Trouble

https://www.worldcat.org/title/bubble-bubble-toys-and-trouble/oclc/740920031&referer=brief\_results

A 1975 film by NAV,

Synopsis: The film evaluates what is good and bad in children's toys. Presents a witch making the world's worst toys with small parts, sharp points and edges, and toxic substances.

Runtime: 10 minutes
Cooking: Terms And What They Mean

https://www.worldcat.org/title/cooking-terms-and-what-they-mean/oclc/9046077&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/0150\_Cooking\_Terms\_and\_What\_They\_Mean

A 1949 film by Centron Productions. It was released by Young America Films.

Synopsis: The film explains and demonstrates some of the most common terms used in cooking

## Cooking Methods Explained In The Film:

1. Cream
2. Stir
3. Fold
4. Boil
5. Beat
6. Dredge
7. Brown
8. Simmer
9. Roast
10. Bake
11. Marinade
12. Marinate
13. Escalloped
14. White Sauce

Runtime: 11 minutes
Biological Science: Inquiring Into Life

A 1987 film by Coronet Films.

Synopsis: Designed as an introduction to The Biological Sciences series, this film introduces the major fields of biology, and points out their interdisciplinary relationships. Emphasis is placed on the role of technology and the choice of experimental organisms in advancing biological knowledge.

Runtime: 14 minutes 41 seconds
Adaptations Of Birds

A 1972 film by Coronet Films.

Synopsis: Shows the adaptations of several birds which enable them to obtain food, fly, swim, and live efficiently in certain habitats. Examines the differences in bills adapted for spearing fish, breaking seeds, tearing prey, or chipping wood. Demonstrates the various toe arrangements adapted by perching, climbing, ground, swimming, and wading birds.

Runtime: 10 minutes 54 seconds
Delta P

## Delta P

### Creator

Association Of Diving Contractors International, Inc.

### Category

Work Safety, Diving Safety, Safety, Water Safety

### Audience

Divers, Underwater Welders, Workers, Construction Workers

### Preferred Age

15 and Older

A work safety film by the Association of Diving Contractors International, Inc.

Music used:

Biotech by Doug Wood from OMN043 Breaking Point

2020 by Steve Shapiro from OMN086 Access
Birth Of The Red Kangaroo

https://archive.org/details/birthoftheredkangaroo

A film produced by CSIRO that shows how red kangaroos reproduce and care for their young.

Synopsis: The female kangaroo produces one young every eight months. This procedure is carefully diagrammed, filmed, and commented upon. Cycle includes year round breeding and a double uterus in the mother, a 33-day gestation period, birth, a long climb for the furless, blind embryo into the pouch where it spends six months developing eyes and hind legs.

## Birth Of The Red Kangaroo

### Category

Zoology, Natural Science, Life Science, Biology, Animal Science

### Audience

College Students, Students, Zoologists, Biologists
Birds That Hunt

A 1975 film by Coronet Films.

Synopsis: Shows, using slow-motion photography, the sharp beak and talons, keen eyesight, and powerful wings which characterize birds of prey. Examines the role these hunting birds play in maintaining a balanced ecosystem by helping to control rodent populations. Includes hawks, owls, falcons, eagles, goshawks, and ospreys.

Runtime: 11 minutes
Beginning Of Life: The Mammalian Story

https://www.worldcat.org/title/beginning-of-life-the-mammalian-story/oclc/317039116&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/beginningoflifethemammalianstory/beginningoflifethemammalianstorypart2.mov

A 1970 Japanese film.

Synopsis: The film describes the process of conception leading to the birth of a mammal. Covers the transformation of germ cells into sperm and ova; implantation of fertilized ovum in ovary; growth of sperm and ova after reduction division, ovulation, fertilization and division of ovum; and the formation of the heart

Runtime: 24 minutes
A Stream Environment

https://www.worldcat.org/title/5554322?oclcNum=5554322

A 1972 film by Hans Halberstadt. It was distributed by Barr Films.

Synopsis: Explores the ecosystem of a stream environment, including the ways in which the stream affects organisms along its banks, and the interrelated forms of life which live in the stream itself.

Runtime: 8 minutes 44 seconds
Hospital Dentistry Using General Anesthesia

https://www.worldcat.org/title/hospital-dentistry-using-general-anesthesia-for-the-handicapped-or-young-child/oclc/31653648&referer=brief\_results

A 1979 film by the University of Michigan's Dental School that shows how to use general anesthesia on the mentally disabled or difficult child.

Runtime: 42 minutes

## Synopsis:

The film demonstrates the induction of anesthesia in a 12-year-old mentally retarded child with Down's Syndrome. Anesthetic agents are compared and administration techniques, such as attaching monitors, nasal endotracheal intubation, pharyngeal packing, and rubber dam isolation, are demonstrated. Routine dental work is illustrated, but no aspect of recovery or recovery room care is depicted.
Beware Of Strangers

https://search.worldcat.org/title/11854594

A 1984 film by Filmation and Barr Films.

Synopsis: Uses animated cartoons to present the story of a boy who stayed up late watching television, sleeps through some important information in school about how to avoid becoming the victim of dangerous strangers and, therefore, becomes a victim. He is saved and learns to be careful of strangers.

Runtime: 15 minutes
Accident Report

https://www.worldcat.org/title/accident-report/oclc/9182081&referer=brief\_results

A 1982 work safety 16mm film by Parker Productions. It was written, produced, and directed by Dave Parker.

Synopsis: Designed to improve on-the-job safety attitudes by stressing the importance of personal responsibility. Shows how attitudes can cause accidents, provides ideas for developing safety-conscious attitudes, points out the ways to prevent employee injuries, and emphasizes the consequences of unsafe behavior.

Runtime: 15 minutes

Content Advisory: Contains graphic mock-ups of injuries.
About Conception And Contraception

https://www.worldcat.org/title/about-conception-and-contraception/oclc/5613100&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/AboutConceptionAndContraception1973

A silent film from the National Film Board of Canada.

Synopsis: Uses animation without narration to show six methods of birth
control. Presents the use, advantages, disadvantages, costs, and
effectiveness of the condom, the diaphragm, vasectomy, the intrauterine device, tubal ligation, and the pill.
Earthworm Anatomy

https://www.worldcat.org/title/earthworm-anatomy/oclc/4507349&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/earthwormanatomy

A 1961 film by Indiana University.

Synopsis: Uses live and freshly anesthetized earthworms in describing the action of the muscular system, the internal organs, and reproductive process. Uses cinephotomicrography and close-ups in describing the excretory and nervous systems. Makes suggestions for further study using prepared slides. Discusses the discovery of parasites in earthworms, and compares earthworm anatomy with that of the crayfish and the frog.

Runtime: 11 minutes and 50 seconds
Wallace (lord)

**Wallace** is a character from the English classic television series *Wallace and Gromit*. In the current universe that the server sits in, Wallace is one of the gods in the non-cannon and sometimes cannon roleplays, including general webhooks.

Wallace is known for his high defensive rate on cheese, according to the show and user AbyssNeurax. He will probably kill you if you take it from him, with immediate pain. Wallace's last name isn't given, according to the show, and people know him as just Wallace.
Heroin And Human Physiology

https://www.worldcat.org/title/18651849

A 1988 film by AIMS Media.

Synopsis: Describes the devastating effects of heroin on the body, especially the brain, lungs, and heart, and on the developing fetus. Also examines the link between intravenous heroin use and the AIDS virus. Includes testimonials of recovering addicts who relate their personal experiences with heroin

Runtime: 22 minutes
A Is For Atom

A 1952 film by the General Electric Company.

Synopsis: Viewers journey inside the atom to appreciate its architectural beauty and grasp how atomic structure determines chemical behavior.

Runtime: 14 minutes

Trivia: The film was used in the shockumentary *True Gore* in the nuclear war segment in which a song played named after the film used.
Brain Death

https://search.worldcat.org/title/220158437

A 1980 Australian film by the Royal Adelaide Hospital and the South Australian Film Corporation.

Synopsis: Brain death occurs in a patient when the mechanisms governing respiration and other critical functions are destroyed and recovery is not possible. This demonstrates seven simple tests which can be used to establish the death of the brain, on comatosed patients.

Runtime: 18 minutes
Clinical Examination Of Children

https://search.worldcat.org/title/225725930?oclcNum=225725930

A 1986 British film by the University of Leeds.

Synopsis: Demonstrates a paediatrician’s approach to examining babies, toddlers and school-age children. Presentation showing many aspects of the clinical examinations focusing on post-neonatal children; Includes tests for hearing, language development etc. as well as physical examinations. Behaviour of the examiner and equipment is also included.

Runtime: 33 minutes
A World Of The Right Size

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2517240/

https://www.worldcat.org/title/world-of-the-right-size/oclc/2982222&referer=brief\_results

A World Of The Right Size is an animated film which discusses mental retardation. It was made by the Nebraska Psychiatric Institute and the Minnesota Department of Public Welfare.

It was animated by Dennis Kennedy. It was narrated by Charlie Boone. It was directed by Reba Ann Benschoter. It was produced by Studio One.

Synopsis: The film cites case histories to explain the varying degrees of mental retardation, emphasizes its individual differences, and describes the learning potential of the retarded.

## A World Of The Right Size

### Creator

Nebraska Psychiatric Institute and Minnesota Department Of Public Welfare

### Category

Mental Disabilities, Disability Awareness, Disabled People Education

### Audience

Parents Of Disabled Children, General Public, Public Service Workers, Welfare Agents, Psychiatrists
A First Film On Insects

https://archive.org/details/afirstfilmoninsects

A 1981 film by BFA Films. It was produced by Norman Bean Films.

Synopsis: An introduction to insects. Points out characteristics that distinguish insects from other animals. Uses extreme close-ups of common insects to show details of insect anatomy and behavior.

Runtime: 13 minutes
Bicycle Clown

https://archive.org/details/bicycle\_clown

A 1958 film by Sid Davis Productions.

Synopsis: Because of his recklessness and foolish behavior, Johnny has an accident while riding his bicycle. His brother finds there are several reasons for Johnny's accident and helps him to overcome his attitude and improve his bike riding habits.

Runtime: 9 minutes
Cell Biology: The Plasma Membrane

A 1988 film by Coronet Films.

Synopsis: Explains the role of the plasma membrane in cell biology. It discusses the plasma membrane's function as a barrier, its role in molecular traffic, the process of osmosis, and various mechanisms of nutrient intake, including phagocytosis and pinocytosis.

Runtime: 14 minutes 16 seconds
Adaptations Of Plants And Animals

https://search.worldcat.org/title/3906053

A 1957 film by Coronet Instructional Films.

Synopsis: Illustrates the adaptations of living things to the environment for food getting and protection. Observes a variety of plants and animals showing why adaptation is important to survival.

Runtime: 12 minutes 28 seconds
A Vandalism Story: The Clubhouse

https://www.worldcat.org/title/5556925?oclcNum=5556925

A 1973 film by McDonald/Crain Media.

Synopsis: Helps young people understand the consequences of vandalism by using a story about four boys whose favorite clubhouse is vandalised after they themselves have committed vandalism on other property.

Runtime: 10 minutes
Blood: The Microscopic Miracle

https://www.worldcat.org/title/10299549

Blood: The Microscopic Miracle is a 1983 film by Encyclopedia Britannica about blood.

Synopsis: The film uses animation and photomicrography to describe the human circulatory system and the components of blood and their functions, including the clotting procedure, formation of the red cells, functions of white cells, and the immune system.

Runtime: 20 minutes
Weapon

## 첫무기

1. Pistol (권총)

2. Sword (검)

3. Scrap Pickaxe (철 곡괭이)

무기
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CraftWars에는 많은 무기들이있습니다. 광석이나 Orbs같은것 또는 무기를 조합하여 더 좋거나 또다른 무기를 만들 수 있습니다. 하지만 만들지못하는 무기들도 많습니다. 예를 들어 Easter Egg 무기들이라고 들수있지요. CraftWars는 Blade of Gold, Rainbow Sword등 아주 많고 다양한 무기들이있습니다. 그중 CraftWars에서는 무기의 등급같은것으로 구분되있는 무기들이 있습니다. 예를 들자면 Death Scythe, Death Crescendo, Nacker's Scythe, Nacker's Pistol등 같은 성질을 가지고있는 무기들과 같은 이름을 가진 무기들이있습니다.등급은 가장 낮은 등급부터 가장 높은등급 순으로 정렬됩니다. 등급의 순서는 다음과 같습니다.

## 무기 등급

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희귀순으로 나뉘어지고 무기 등급은 따로 없다만 매긴것입니다.

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별로 좋지 않은등급

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#### Epic

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좋은 등급

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#### Destiny

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매우 희귀한 등급

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#### Nacker

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얻기 매우 힘든등급

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#### Omega Death (가장 강하다)

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얻기가 너무나 힘든등급

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#### Green Vermite

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얻기가 희박한 등급

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#### Enchanted Royal

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제일 희귀한 등급

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Circulation

https://archive.org/details/circulation\_201510

https://search.worldcat.org/title/4455419

A 1950 black and white British film by G.B. Instructional, Ltd.

Synopsis: Through animated diagrams of the human body describes the systemic and pulmonary circulation of the blood, the structure and functions of the heart, lungs, arteries, veins, and capillary network. Shows the route of the blood through the body, the heart cycle, and the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the air sacs of the lungs and in the cells of the body.

Runtime: 16 minutes
Chromosomal Abnormalities: The Autosomes

https://www.worldcat.org/title/31671451

A 1969 film by Johns Hopkins University Division of Medical Genetics.

Synopsis: This presentation describes and illustrates both clinically and schematically the autosomal chromosome abnormalities. Both numerical and structural abnormalities are featured. The numerical abnormalities presented are trisomy 21 (Down's syndrome), trisomy 13 syndrome, and trisomy 18 syndrome. The clinical features and karyotype of each are analyzed. The structural abnormalities included are the Cri-du-chat syndrome, translocations - particularly those involving both the d and g group, and inversions - both pericentric and paracentric. The karyotype of each are described in detail. Pedigrees are shown and discussed to illustrate how people can produce congenitally deformed children as a result of regular miotic processes and as a result of disturbances which are caused by inversions.

Runtime: 22 minutes
Almost Everyone Does

https://www.concordmedia.org.uk/products/almost-everyone-does-1369/

A 1989 film by Turnip Video.

Synopsis: Drugs are used by people of all ages to change their feelings. Even a cigarette after a boring job is a drug, but for some people addiction can result from such a start. This film suggests that we should accept that we have negative feelings and try to change our moods by positive action rather than by taking pills or something of that sort, in spite of what advertisement and other people tell us.

Runtime: 28 minutes
Heredity And Environment

A 1951 film by Coronet Films.

Synopsis: Opens with a comparison of riding horses with work horses. Diagrams then define heredity and environment. Shows how cows may be bred for a particular hereditary quality, and how they are cared for in a favorable environment. Lists three general points: offspring tend to resemble their parents, offspring vary, and offspring tend toward the average. Illustrates these points with scenes of kittens and pigeons; then shows how Hank, the farm boy, also conforms to them. Pictures Hank as he might have been with the same heredity but different environment. As Hank is shown repairing a fence, studying, and engaged in other activities, the commentator points out that to improve one's surroundings is to influence one's environment.

Runtime: 10 minutes 45 seconds
All About Fire

https://www.worldcat.org/title/33166748

A 1976 animated film by Farmhouse Films, the National Safety Council, and Pyramid Films.

Synopsis: Through the clever use of animation, Murphy, the cat, tells how his human family lost their home and alerts viewers to home fire hazards. Stresses common sense, an alert attitude, and simple methods of fire prevention.

Runtime: 10 minutes
Basic Electricity: How Electricity Is Produced

https://archive.org/details/basicelectricity2howelectricityisproduced

https://search.worldcat.org/title/11915620

A 1982 film by the International Film Bureau.

Synopsis: Covers batteries; electron flow; chemical action; the cell; current measurement; description of cell and chemical action; transfer of electrons from copper atoms to zinc atoms; copper as a positive and zinc as a negative terminal; external circuit; construction and uses of primary cells; and construction and chemistry of secondary cells.

Runtime: 9 minutes
Cruel Spirits: Alcohol & Violence

https://search.worldcat.org/title/20272054?oclcNum=20272054

A 1989 film by MTI Film & Video and Dystar Television. It was hosted by Collin Siedor.

Synopsis: Virtually every social problem involving violence, trauma or injury also involves the use, or abuse of, alcohol. Join host Collin Siedor as he investigates compelling evidence linking alcohol to rape, child abuse, battering and a profusion of other violent crimes.

Runtime: 33 minutes
Chemistry: The Periodic Table And Periodicity

https://www.worldcat.org/title/chemistry-the-periodic-table-and-periodicity/oclc/43043028&referer=brief\_results

https://archive.org/details/chemistry-the-periodic-table-and-periodicity-documentary

A film by Coronet Films.

Synopsis: The film is about the periodic table of the elements and the basic elements.

Runtime: 23 minutes
Controlling Atomic Energy

A 1960 film by United World Films, Inc. It is part of The Living Science Series.

Synopsis: Presents a brief summarization of concepts relating to atomic structure and behavior. Discusses the meaning of radioactivity, how radioactivity is measured, how scientists are protected from dangerous rays and how naturally radioactive elements are identified.

Runtime: 13 minutes 11 seconds
Child Molestation: When To Say “No”

https://www.worldcat.org/title/50502443

A 1978 film by Charles Cahill and Associates.

Synopsis: Uses four dramatizations to illustrate typical encounters between a child and a child molester. Shows the child how to thwart the attempt at molestation and stresses the importance of reporting such incidents to a responsible adult.

Runtime: 14 minutes
19 Minutes To Earth

A 1978 film.

Synopsis: The film examines the scientific findings of the unmanned Viking missions to Mars. Viewers are introduced to a variety of information returned to Earth, including soil and atmospheric analysis and biological and geological data. Difficulties encountered in interpreting Viking's data are discussed. Actual photographs taken by the Viking One and Two spacecraft are shown.

Runtime: 14 minutes