Peter Bradford

Desmond Water Ellis demonstrates stereoscopy.

Tale of profiteer who seeks to prevent father and children from winning motor car rally which would preserve their garage business.

While describing the area conservation schemes currently organised by the Civic Trust, this film indicates the importance of the public's role in preserving the human environment. It aims to alert us all to the need to guard our urban environment from erosion by the rapidly changing demands of the twentieth century.

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A day-in-the-life of the Square Mile.

Stereoscopic sports demonstration film, featuring snooker star Joe Davis and cricket legend Denis Compton.

A BAFTA award nominated documentary considering Mendel's laws of inheritance and how the passage of dominant & recessive characteristics from one generation to another depends on discrete particles of matter.

An argument for nationalisation under the 1948 Transport Act, not just of railways but of roads and waterways as well.

Young man comes into bank to open his first account as commentator tells us his story. Shots illustrate how the young man found a farm he wanted to buy, negotiated a loan with the bank manager, courted and got married (small group posing for simple wedding picture - bride in tweed suit), worked hard on the farm - harvesting grain and vegetables, milking cow in dairy, presenting small bag of grain to bank manager having made a success of it.

Documentary detailing 50 years of British involvement in the oil industry of Iran.