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Feature Films for Education Collection COMINGSOON! in partnership with FEATURE FILMS FOR EDUCATION COLLECTION Hundreds of full-length feature films for classroom use! This high-interest collection focuses on both current • Unlimited 24/7 access with and hard-to-find titles for educational instructional no hidden fees purposes, including literary adaptations, blockbusters, • Easy-to-use search feature classics, environmental titles, foreign films, social issues, • MARC records available animation studies, Academy Award® winners, and • Same-language subtitles more. The platform is easy to use and offers full public performance rights and copyright protection • Public performance rights for curriculum classroom screenings. • Full technical support Email us—we’ll let you know when it’s available! CALL: (800) 322-8755 [email protected] FAX: (646) 349-9687 www.Infobase.com • www.Films.com 0617 in partnership with COMING SOON! FEATURE FILMS FOR EDUCATION COLLECTION Here’s a sampling of the collection highlights: 12 Rounds Cocoon A Good Year Like Mike The Other Street Kings 12 Years a Slave The Comebacks The Grand Budapest Little Miss Sunshine Our Family Wedding Stuck on You 127 Hours Commando Hotel The Lodger (1944) Out to Sea The Sun Also Rises 28 Days Later Conviction (2010) Grand Canyon Lola Versus The Ox-Bow Incident Sunrise The Grapes of Wrath 500 Days of Summer Cool Dry Place The Longest Day The Paper Chase Sunshine Great Expectations The Abyss Courage under Fire Looking for Richard Parental Guidance Suspiria The Great White Hope Adam Crazy Heart Lucas Pathfinder Taken Gulliver’s Travels An Affair to Remember The Crucible (1996) Lucia, Lucia Patton Taps The Agony and Cry of the City Hangover Square M*A*S*H Peyton Place Taxi the Ecstasy The Darjeeling Limited The Happening The Man from Phone Booth Terror Train Alien The Day after Tomorrow Heat Snowy River Picture Perfect Thank You for Smoking All About Eve The Day the Earth Heaven Can Wait Man on Fire (2004) Pin Up Girl All the Right Moves Stood Still (1951) Hello, Dolly Marley and Me Planet of the Apes (1968) That Night in Rio Amelia The Day the Earth Here on Earth Max Payne The Poseidon Adventure That Thing You Do! Anastasia (1997) Stood Still (2008) The Hidden Face The Maze Runner Post Grad The Thief Lord Anastasia (1956) Death Sentence High Crimes Meet the Spartans The Power of One The Thin Red Line (1998) Anna and the King Deception Highlander Melinda and Melinda Predator Thirteen Another Earth The Descendants The Hills Have Eyes Men of Honor Prometheus This Means War Antwone Fisher Desk Set (2006) A Midsummer Quest for Fire Titan A.E. Anywhere but Here The Devil Wears Prada The History Boys Night’s Dream (1999) The Quiller Titus The Diary of Anne Frank Hitchcock The Art of Getting By Miller’s Crossing Memorandum Tora! Tora! Tora! (1959) Hoffa Millions Australia Raising Arizona The Towering Inferno Die Hard Home Alone Minority Report Babylon A.D. Ramona and Beezus Trance The Doctor and Hope Floats Miracle on 34th Street Ravenous Bandidas the Devils A Tree Grows in Bandolero! How Green Was Moulin Rouge The Razor’s Edge (1946) Doctor Dolittle My Valley Brooklyn Barton Fink Move Over, Darling Rebound Don’t Say a Word How to Steal a Million The Tree of Life Bedazzled (1968) Mr. and Mrs. Smith Red Tails The Dreamers I Origins Tristan and Isolde Bee Season Mrs. Doubtfire River of No Return Drumline I, Robot True Lies Belle My Bodyguard The Robe Dunston Checks In The Ice Storm Turistas Bend It Like Beckham My Cousin Vinny Robots Dutch Imagine Me and You Twelve O’clock High The Bible My Darling Clementine The Rocker The East In America Under the Same Moon Big My Favorite Wife Roll Bounce Edward Scissorhands In Her Shoes Unmarried Woman The Big Year My Friend Flicka Romancing the Stone Enemy Mine In Time Bird of Paradise (1951) My Life in Ruins Rookie of the Year Valley of the Dolls Entrapment Independence Day Black Nativity My Name Is Khan Ruby Sparks The Verdict Epic Inventing the Abbotts Black Swan (2010) The Name of the Rose Saving Sarah Cain Volcano Ever After: Jane Eyre (1944) Black Widow (1987) A Cinderella Story The Namesake Say Anything... Von Ryan’s Express The Jewel of the Nile The Blue Max Everybody Has a Plan The Negotiator The Scout Waiting to Exhale Joe Somebody The Book Thief Everyone’s Hero Nell The Secret Life of Bees Waitress Journey to the Center The Boston Strangler The Neptune Factor The Seven-Year Itch Waking Life The Family Stone of the Earth Boys Don’t Cry Never Been Kissed Shame Fantastic Mr. Fox Jumper Walk the Line The Bravados Never Let Me Go Shutter Fantastic Voyage (1966) Juno Wall Street Breaking Away Niagara The Siege A Farewell to Arms The King and I The War of the Roses Bringing Up Baby Nine to Five Slumdog Millionaire Fast Food Nation Kingdom of Heaven The Watch Brokedown Palace No Way Out Snake Pit Fathom Kinsey Where the Heart Is Bulworth Norma Rae Solaris Fight Club Kissing Jessica Stein White Men Can’t Jump Bus Stop Notes on a Scandal Son of God Firehouse Dog L.A. Confidential William Shakespeare’s Butch Cassidy and the Notorious The Song of Bernadette Flight of the Phoenix The Last King of Romeo and Juliet Sundance Kid Soul Food The Fly (1986) Scotland The Nutcracker Win Win Call Northside 777 The Sound of Music The French Connection The Last of the Mohicans O Henry’s Full House Wizards Can Can The Object of My The Spanish Apartment The Full Monty The Last Wagon Won’t Back Down Carmen Jones Affection Speed Garden State Laura Working Girl Carousel Oklahoma Stage Door Gentlemen Prefer The League of The X-Files Cast Away Blondes Extraordinary The Omen (1999) Stagecoach (1966) X-Men Chain Reaction Gentlemen’s Agreement Gentlemen On the Avenue Star! The Yellow Sea Chasing Mavericks The Girl Next Door Leave Her to Heaven On the Riviera The Star Chamber Chasing Papi (2004) The Leopard Once Stay You’re in the Navy Now City of Ember A Glimpse of Hell Les Miserables Once Upon a Forest Stealing Beauty Young at Heart Class Action Gone Girl Life of Pi One Fine Day Stormy Weather Young Frankenstein The Closer You Get The Good Son Lifeboat One Million Years B.C. Strange Days The Young Lions Email us—we’ll let you know when it’s available! CALL: (800) 322-8755 [email protected] FAX: (646) 349-9687 www.Infobase.com • www.Films.com 0617.
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