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16mm Film List Western Cape Library Service Introduction This list consists of 16mm material purchased by the Western Cape Library Service between others. Others came from overseas governmental sponsors, such as the National Film 1956 and 1996, approximately 5,200 titles. The majority are documentaries in the broadest Board of Canada, the United States Information Service, British Transport Films and the sense of the word, ranging from straight educational or informational films, to made-for- Netherlands Ministry of Information. Finally there are films from commercial sponsors, such television programmes, classics of the cinema and more personal works by filmmakers from as the Shell Film Unit and the Ford Motor Co., as well as many titles obtained directly from all over the world. This material is complemented by selected fictional films, amongst them individual filmmakers. Of some films we are known to have one of the few remaining copies early works by now famous directors, children’s films, animation and experimental material, anywhere. as well as a few features. This list currently presents them in order of the surname of the filmmaker and then Details of the titles available appear in six non-cumulative printed catalogues, as well as according to the year of production. It also provides the title, details of the printed volume on the wc.slims.gov.za website. Of some titles, especially earlier purchases, there is more in which a synopsis can be found, its running time, its country of origin and the name of the than one copy and some consist of more than one reel. Thus there are an estimated 6,200 production company. When there is more than one director credited, the film is listed twice reels on the shelves. It should be noted that prior to 1990, what was then the Cape Provincial and the abbreviation ’co’ is given next to the filmmaker’s name. Finally, all these entries Library Service also purchased material for the Northern and Eastern Cape. After the old were checked against the internet and where available, the link to the site where a copy film Cape Province was broken up, this material reverted to the new provinces. is housed has been provided. Please note that such links may come and go whenever the The films themselves vary considerably in importance. Many of them were originally person who uploaded it chooses to do so. Also note that though all these films are listed in obtained from educational production companies like Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational the printed catalogues, they have not yet been checked against the actual stock. In other Corporation, Coronet Films, Learning Corporation of America, International Film Bureau, words, over the years some titles may have been deleted because of wear and tear and International Film Foundation, Weston Woods, Sterling Films, Phoenix Films and many some may have gone missing. Vol. 6 Team-work 1982 11 min. CN A Da Shanghai Animation Studio Commonwealth Film Unit for Australian National Film https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 2 Action in Vietnam 1966 27 min. AU Abbott, John Board/Department of the Army watch?v=6E2-OOQo13c Lion Pacesetter Productions for British Tourist Vol. 3 Splendours of Britain 1972 26 min. GB Abbott, John Authority Vol. 5 Friends of the family 1982 9 min. CA Abolafia, Yossi National Film Board of Canada for UNICEF https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 2 No arks 1969 8 min. GB co Abu BFI Production Board watch?v=kkaAPMlovuU Breath of life (Revised Vol. 2 edition) 1969 15 min. US Adams, David Pyramid Film Producers Total fitness in 30 minutes Vol. 4 a week 1976 32 min. US Adams, David S.R.S. Productions Vol. 4 CPR for citizens 1981 29 min. US Adams, David Pyramid Films AIDS: what do we tell our Vol. 6 children? 1987 22 min. US Adams, Lew Valentine Walt Disney Educational Media Company Vol. 3 Uppity Albert McGuire 1972 9 min. US co Adams, Steve Stern/Adams Vol. 1 Born free 1960 12 min. GB Adamson, George & Joy Collins & Harvill Vol. 1 Elsa story, The 1961 15 min. GB Adamson, George & Joy Collins & Harvill Gertrude Stein: when this you National Educational Television for Educational Vol. 3 see, remember me 1970 89 min. US Adato, Perry Miller Broadcasting Corporation Eames celebration: several Vol. 4 worlds of Charles and Ray 1975 89 min. US Adato, Perry Miller WNET/13 for Educational Broadcasting Corporation Eames, An Mary Cassatt: impressionist Vol. 4 from Philadelphia 1975 30 min. US Adato, Perry Miller WNET/13 for Educational Broadcasting Corporation Vol. 3 Georgia O’Keeffe 1977 59 min. US Adato, Perry Miller WNET/13 for Educational Broadcasting Corporation Western Cape Library Service 16mm Film List 1 Frankenthaler: toward a new Vol. 4 climate 1978 29 min. US Adato, Perry Miller WNET/13 for Educational Broadcasting Corporation Vol. 5 Picasso: a painter’s diary 1980 93 min. US Adato, Perry Miller WNET/13 for Educational Broadcasting Corporation Vol. 2 Nails 1972 4 min. CH Aeschbacher, Kurt Dear grandfather, your right Vol. 5 foot is missing 1984 50 min. ZA Ahmed, Yunus Ahmed Productions Vol. 2 Cowboy 1967 17 min. US co Ahnemann, Michael Motion Picture and Television Service of the USIA Alcohol problem: what do Vol. 4 you think?, The 1973 18 min. US Ahnemann, Michael Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation Vol. 1 Lighthouse, The 1952 11 min. US co Albert, Hal New Horizon Films Constructive observations: Vol. 1 the growth of a modern 195* 11 min. DE co Albrecht, Erhart H. Burgfilm-Michael Jary automobile plant Argosy-Crown Film Unit for Central Office of Vol. 1 El Dorado 1951 33 min. GB Alderson, John Information/Colonial Office Vol. 1 Magic number, The 1957 23 min. US Aldredge, Thomas Illinois State Library Vol. 2 Enfer de Rodin, L’ 1959 15 min. FR Alekan, Henri Mondial Production Australian National Film Board for Department of Vol. 1 Shearers, The 1950 10 min. AU Alexander, Hugh Interior https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 2 Nuit sur le mont chauve, Une 1933 8 min. FR co Alexeieff, Alexandre F.I.A.F. watch?v=13FQ1wvxVHs https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 4 Sorcerer’s apprentice, The 1940 11 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions watch?v=2DX2yVucz24 Seal island (True-life Vol. 1 adventure) 1948 27 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Verhaal van die pelsrobbe Vol. 1 (True-life adventure) 1948 27 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Beaver valley (True-life Vol. 1 adventure) 1950 31 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Klein natuurwêreldjie (True- Vol. 1 life adventure) 1951 33 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Nature’s half acre (True-life https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 1 adventure) 1951 33 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions watch?v=meaFIBdGewY Olympic elk, The (True-life Vol. 1 adventure) 1951 27 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Bear country (True-life Vol. 1 adventure) 1952 32 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Prowlers of the Everglades Vol. 1 (True-life adventure) 1952 31 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Birds, baboons and other Vol. 2 animals: their struggle for 1955 19 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions survival (The African lion) Elephants and hippos in Vol. 2 Africa (The African life) 1955 17 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 2 Grand Canyon 1958 29 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions watch?v=JxSCftoPyvo Vol. 2 White wilderness 1958 73 min. US Algar, James Walt Disney Productions Mema-Films for N.G. Sendingkerk in Suid-Afrika, Vol. 4 My dagboek loop ver 1982 47 min. ZA Alheit, Willie Diakonale Dienste Vol. 6 Fauvism 1971 17 min. US/FR Alibert, Pierre Les Films du Cypres for International Film Bureau 2 Western Cape Library Service 16mm Film List Australian National Film Board for Department of Vol. 1 Surf patrol 1949 10 min. AU Allan, Jack S. Interior Vol. 1 Mark Twain 1962 26 min. US Allen, Forrest Wolper Productions Vol. 2 Memorial 1971 10 min. GB Allen, James Paragon Films Vol. 1 Story of Debbie, The 1963 25 min. US Aller, Robert Wolper Productions Vol. 2 Quiet revolution, The 1967 20 min. SE Almberg, Bengt Filmkontakt for Swedish Institute https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 2 Seven up (short version) 1964 32 min. GB Almond, Paul Granada Television watch?v=1LQZpiSfESE Sky line in Paris / Paris plein Vol. 1 ciel 1949 11 min. FR Alphen, J.P. La Fregate Productions Vol. 1 Prince of palms 1956 13 min. MY Amavasi, A. Peter Malayan Film Unit Fred A. Niles Communications for Carnation Vol. 6 What is a cat? 1972 14 min. US Amitai, Amiram Company, Friskies Pet Foods Division Vol. 5 Amira’s choice 1982 20 min. IL Amitai, Amiram Amitai Film Productions https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 3 Sentinels of silence 1971 19 min. MX Amram, Robert Producciones Concord watch?v=cK42xFT6Eqs&vl=en Vol. 1 Balance and rhythm 1961 20 min. SE co Amylong, Tora Artfilm for National Board of Education https://www.youtube.com/ Vol. 5 Chameleon 1984 7 min. CA Anastasiu, Stefan National Film Board of Canada watch?v=oaqFZOeAFO4 Eadweard Muybridge, University of California, Department of Theatre Arts, Vol. 6 zoopraxographer 1974 59 min. US Andersen, Thom Motion Picture Division, Animation Workshop Pictures that moved: Vol. 2 Australian cinema, 1896-1920, 1968 45 min. AU Anderson, Alan Australian Commonwealth Film Unit for Department The of the Interior News & Information Bureau Vol. 5 Dream land express 1982 15 min. GB Anderson, David National Film School Vol. 6 Games people play 1979 26 min. US Anderson, Dennis Motorola Teleprograms for Mosler Anti-Crime Bureau Vol.
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