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The ancient Egyptians were prolific builders creating some of the world's greatest structures. But how did they do it? Engineering the Impossible challenges a team of experts to walk in the 'footsteps' of ancient Egypt's
In celebration of Alfa Romeo’s return to the United States, the hosts of Everyday Driver, Paul and Todd set out on a roadtrip in the 4C. Few attainable mid-engined cars have ever been made, so we included the 4C’s prima
Four of the best "All About" Episodes.
Thomas & Friends: Extraordinary Engines
A man fantasizes about horses and sleeps with a woman.
Training film for the Canadian Department of National Defence.
A troubled father/son relationship is tested when an ex-merchant Navy engineer falls terminally ill and his eldest son returns home to take on his unfinished boat-building project. William Laurance & Sons Marine Enginee
This movie tells the incredible story of the life of a brilliant engineer, co-founder of Apple, friend of Steve Jobs and creator of the legendary Apple II computer, which was once the most popular personal computer on th
Part of the documentary series looking at classic steam train history. This volume joins the drivers and engineers on the Western Line engines for live sequences of different journeys. Includes footage of the Rocket, Cas
Another of the Power Primer series of GM American Industrial Films, this one looking at the internal combustion engine.
The 1896 film Défilé du 38e régiment du génie à Madrid (Parade of the 38th Regiment of Engineers in Madrid) is a historical French documentary film that shows Spanish military engineers departing from the Príncipe Pío ba
Engineering and service work together to improve lives and communities.
Generations of American children sat in dark classrooms and absorbed wisdom in the form of 16mm educational and social guidance films. Through the flicker of dim projector bulbs and the warble of optical soundtracks a bl
Anyone who is interested in becoming an engineer should watch this DVD because it will open doors and spark imagination. See engineering in a new and fascinating light from competition battlefields to summer camps to int
experimental short film by lilith loveless
Big Red Fire Engines It's four-alarm fun learning about engines, ladders, and much more as you find out what it's like to be on that big red truck, rushing out to fight a fire on an exciting, fun-filled video trip with r
The stalemate of trench warfare in World War I was finally broken by the tank and self-propelled gun, and Germany capitulated. These weapons came fully into their own in World War II, and combined with the tactics of bli
George V and Queen Mary pay a morale boosting visit to the dry docks in the north-east of England in June 1917. Included on the BFI DVD "A Royal Occasion", and also part of the BFI collection "Tales From the Shipyard".