1948 Movies

Made as a promotional film for the new nationalised health services, it looks at a number of hospitals throughout central Scotland including the Edinb...

Jack is motivated to learn better spending habits after becoming envious of his friend Ralph's new camera.

The swirl and “‘Updo”’ styles of hairdressing. A teaching film presented by John J. Mueller.

Early nudist short documentary

Boy uses his radio equipment to demonstrate how sound is produced and transmitted.

Film by Emiel van Moerkerken

The first film to be produced by the Dagenham Cooperative Film Society, ‘Seeds of Time’ focuses on young people in the area in 1947-8. It’s great for...

A travelogue to various parts of Brazil, the largest country in South America. Featured are the country's people, its industry and its customs. Also s...

A loyal Sakharam moves in with Kakasaheb Deshmukh after his father passes away. When he grows up, he falls in love with Chandra Deshmukh and also face...

focuses on the area of Siberia around Irkutsk city. The materials shown depict the lives of Buryat people in the modern city, as well as in the countr...

The highlights from the All-Ireland Football Championship Final, 1948.

Uses high magnification photography to demonstrate the processes of converting raw fibers into woven cloth.

The story of the British Sailors Society, a voluntary welfare body.

Do you have that "know how" look? You will after you see this concise short on becoming your very own clotheshorse. You'll definitely have a new patte...

Propaganda film produced by the British Colonial Film Unit depicting the African Conference in London during September and October of 1948.

The 1948 London Olympics see Wembley stadium host the athletics plus diving and the swimming at the Empire Pool.

The footage shows the interior of factory buildings, presumably the Ford factory in Cologne, as well as workers operating machines. Transport vehicles...

Business produces Mother's pen, the bread on the breakfast table, and the pop-up toaster into which the bread goes.

This campaigning film claims that well-meaning Labour politicians such as Prime Minister Clement Attlee are stepping stones to a communist state, and...

Young Frank Taylor loathes working at a shoe store, but discovers that he is doomed to hate any job unless he changes his attitude. After a motivation...