Professionally-shot 35mm film depicting the wedding of Henrietta Glick and Melvin B. Deutsch in Chicago. According to the couple's granddaughter, t...
Hotel America is an experimental documentary poem focusing on the exploitation of the natural and human resources, in Colombia. The verbal narrativ...
Burnt Oranges is an award-winning pioneering documentary. It is the first of its kind – created by a woman in exile from her native country, Argent...
![[1969: Astronauts in Chicago, Elisabeth's Confirmation, Miriam's High School Graduation]](https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/media/cfa/images/5/9/84566_ca_object_representations_media_5950_small.jpg)
This home movie begins with footage of a Chicago parade celebrating the Apollo 8 crew, and is followed by scenes of the Wittman family celebrating ...
![[1974: Christmas in Kentucky; 1975: Starved Rock, Elisabeth's Graduation from Carthage College]](https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/media/cfa/images/5/9/55472_ca_object_representations_media_5949_small.jpg)
This home movie begins with footage of the Wittman family at Natural Bridge State Park in Kentucky around Christmas 1974. This is followed by scene...
Short amateur documentary about fountain pen repairs and the process of repairs within a fountain pen 'hospital.' The film begins with a client han...
Independently-produced newsreel featuring brief human interest stories. Subjects include: cleaning Pullman cars at the Kansas City Terminal Yards; ...
Robert Davis, along with Ulfar Jacobson and his viking crew, present "Iceland Safari" - a travelogue film featuring Iceland and its varied landscap...
An amateur travelogue or home movie footage of Robert and Theresa Davis' trip to Algeria with friends. The film includes footage of urban lands...
Ballerina Diana Budaska dances to Claude Debussy's "Clair de Lune" in the Canary Islands.
A public relations information film about the Starr Commonwealth for Boys, a privately endowed school for troubled boys. Depicts the emphasis on se...
A segment of a CBS evening news program with host Walter Cronkite, who introduces McMahon's artist report of the 1972 Democratic Convention.
An "artist's report" by Franklin McMahon about the Second Vatican Council (popularly known as Vatican II) which opened in October 1962 under Pope J...
A Franklin McMahon artist report about the political scene of 1968, including the death of Martin Luther King Jr., the presidential campaign and th...