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From 1884 to 1982, the Carrie Furnaces in Rankin and Swissvale, PA, were among the most productive iron-producing blast furnaces in the world. First as an independent iron mill and later as part of the Homestead Steel Wo
Brazilian short film by Rafael Ferreira.
Director Ahn, actor Lee, and screenwriter Baek roams about Gunsan. After sunset, they read the script for Carrier Woman together.
Luis Carricaburu executes the movement languidly but at the same time with emphasis, with generous patience, towards the camera, as if he feared that the negative would not be able to record it. The movement has been st
After a young boy finds a strange, buzzing object dumped alongside a dead body in a nearby field, unusual occurrences begin to follow him at every waking moment. As his neighborhood plunges into chaos, he's left to wonde
Join National Geograhic Explorer for seven days aboard the cutting-edge aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower as its crew prepares for action in Iraq. At 95,000 tons, she's one of the world's largest ships and home t
Actuality footage of the 1895 Paris–Bordeaux–Paris road trials — a procession of early motor “carriages” (including electric vehicles) filmed on the route, showing cars, drivers, roadside spectators, and the spectacle of
Watch supersonic fighter jets take off and land! Follow Navy pilots on a mission! Discover how a carrier works. Visit the control tower, bridge, kitchens, hangar deck and more! Experience what it’s like to live on boa
On a cruise ship, two card players take part in a betrayal. Who is the betrayer and who is the betrayed?
An unfinished short film that, at the dawn of contemporary Guatemalan cinema, offered a raw look at the circumstances of marginalized urban youth.
Since 1945 aircraft carriers have proved that they have an unrivaled ability to deliver massive firepower against the enemy, at the same time as possessing the traditional flexibility of a navel force. Carriers and more
The aircraft carrier played a crucial role in America's naval offensive in the PAcific theater. The Carrier's ability to project local air power virtually anywhere was a critical factor in insuring air superiority during
A short silent documentary showing the repatriation of returned Australian servicemen after World War One.
A lonely passenger enters into a typically populated train, to realize that she is all alone. A dizzying, hyper rider, completely unaware of the news unfolding of the zombie outbreak taking place, in the world above. Cou
Trial by Fire: A Carrier Fights for Life (1973) was produced by the United States Navy to educate Navy personnel on how to prevent fires and how to control them when they break out on a carrier at sea. The film includes
A 30,000-tonne aircraft carrier is designed to function in the heat of battle and built to be capable of withstanding a great deal of punishment. This documentary follows the efforts of a team of engineers and demolition
Short documentary subject produced by Mitchell & Kenyon detailing contemporary streetlife. A print survives at the BFI.
Instructional film designed to show the dummy deck landing training of Naval pilots and its application to landing at sea.