Here’s Your Mail
Short documentary about distributing mail and packages both in the past and with the help of the 1940’s modern technologies. The viewer can also catch glimpses of peacetime Budapest and everyday life.
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Short documentary about distributing mail and packages both in the past and with the help of the 1940’s modern technologies. The viewer can also catch glimpses of peacetime Budapest and everyday life.
Nao Nagasawa visited a southern island on business. Whilst there, she received an email on her mobile that she never expected to get. In response to the message reading ‘We’ll make your dreams come true’, she wrote down
Archived letters and a dialog bridge the decades from 1959 to 2023 and connect Munich, London, Usingen and Paris. The viewer experiences how the homophobia of post-war West German society shaped families and still has an
What is the Noodle's family dance? Can you guess what Cookie Monster gets in the mail? Discover the answers to these questions and more with Elmo and friends as they explore families, mail and bath time in three exciting
Entry in a series about the United States Postal Service.
The film shows a post office worker inserting mail into pigeon holes.
Nao Nagasawa in Guam.
The first scene appears to have been taken on a main thoroughfare of large city. In the immediate foreground is a horse-drawn U.S. mail vehicle waiting at the side of a streetcar track. Soon a streetcar approaches the ca
This one shows the wagon that collected mail sacks from a streetcar in Washington pulling up besides a railroad mail car before reversing up to it.
Yet another in a vast series of films made by American Mutoscope & Biograph for the United States Postal Service which demonstrated all aspects of the humble postman's job.
The return of the Fokker postal aeroplane the “PH-AEN”, which took place on 22 January, 1929 at Schiphol airport, Netherlands. The pilots Duimelaar and Frijns and the mechanic Bruinesteyn are received by a large group of
The uncensored story of the infamous New Jersey based horror and custom video company W.A.V.E. Productions, who allows its fans to script and finance custom features tailored specifically to satiate their own unorthodox
The wagon drops of a parcel of mail in the post box which is immediately collected by a gentleman who was clearly waiting stage left for his cue.
The investigation into ghost photos captured on cell phones and the rumors surrounding them continues.
This film, one in a seemingly endless series of films made by American Mutoscope & Biograph for the United States Post Office, stands out by virtue of the fact that it comes across as a little slice of Americana circa 19
A few guys sorting packages.
Inside of a post office.
We see a man sporting a derby hat and walrus moustache hang a mail sack on one of those poles that stand beside a railway track followed by a second shot of the sack being snatched up by a passing train which also jettis
The terrific debut work, never-before-seen stunts and special effects! A zombie virus-infested e-mail provokes a rapidly spreading epidemic of zombification and innovative homicides.
A static shot of a river disguised as a very big puddle. The film is about a minute long, and for probably fifty seconds of that one minute we gaze blankly at the puddle. An occasional breeze causes its surface to ripple