1952 Movies

Mexican feature film

Shows how to use and care for crayons and some of the crayon techniques. Explains creative drawing, poster making, imprinting a design on cloth and ot...

Documentary on the town of Cabo Rojo, proving relevant data on its foundation and the different social and economic activities in which it developed.

Recapture of Seoul and capture of Pyongyang, September 20 - October 20, 1952. Includes actual footage of the U.S. troops engaging in street fighting i...

One of a set of audio-visual aids designed by General Motors for driver education classes.

Part of BFI collection "Portrait of a People."

Starring Usha Kiran and Sulochana.

Deals with the problem of adjustment to a new, aggressive pupil in a class of second graders. Shows how a normal balance is regained through the skil...

An experiment in film animation, visualizing a well-known military march in abstract, geometric patterns of colour. Bold hues move, march, blend and s...

Billed as the first Ukrainian art film in colour to be produced in Canada, the film received mixed reviews from the Ukrainian press despite its folksy...

Inspired by the surrealists, this short movie is made of found film reels bought from flea markets.

"...an eccentric study of mundane rituals on the streets of San Francisco..." (Light Industry screening notes)

Classroom film, depicting a young boy and his mother taking a train ride.

Directed and produced by Luis F. Masías.

A 1952 experimental film by director Jim Davis.

Short documentary film. Directed and produced by Monroe Martin.

This USAF Documentary appeared six years before the Universal-International color documentary of the same title.