Most Viewed Year 1944 - 75

Combat Bulletin was a new reel type series keeping folks up-to-date with the combat of World War II.

United Newsreel (U.S. Office of War Information) news from June 1944.

Director unknown, MGM studios from Issue 26 May 1944.

Director unknown, MGM studios from Issue 24 April 1944.

Ben K. Blake went out his way to ensure that vaudeville wouldn't die, and his series of film shorts virtually guaranteed it would. This one features...

The 957th Day was a propaganda short produced by the US Navy in 1944. The film uses authentic battle footage of the taking of Guam on July 21, 1944,...

Documentary showing how the American railroad system contributes to the war effort by moving supplies, war material and troops quickly and...

WWII documentary film on helping child victims of war.

U.S. Navy training film on demonstrating the different types of enemas and how to properly administer them.

Documentary short film depicting the activities of the American Red Cross in the Allied war effort.

Documentary short subject providing an overview of fundamental information for pilots and co-pilots of the Mitchell B-25 medium bomber. Pre-flight...

This movie is a pre-revolutionary era cultural introspection work that was way too ahead of its time, and consequently, performed poorly in the box...

Vera, a hypochondriac, mistakes an escaped lunatic for a physician who can help "cure" her.

Illustrates the importance of good posture for health.

Laszlo Moholy-Nagy originally shot "Design Workshops" as a silent film to which he lectured when he presented the program of the Institute of Design....

Part of BFI collection "Roll Out the Barrel".

Gandy (who sleeps with Sourpuss for some unknown reason) dreams about Sourpuss's girlfriend, so Sourpuss keeps waking him up and beating the heck out...

Bollywood 1944

1944 short film nominated for an Oscar in the category of Best Short Subject, One Reel