A listing and description of sources of noncommercial, nontheatrical films. (JH)

Explodes the popular biases that state that cartoons produced by Walt Disney studios are too cute, too commerical, or too realistic. (KS)

Provides an annotated filmography of films that present the hazards of smoking. (TJ)

Procedures are suggested for establishing film preview policies that do not infringe copyrights. (JH)

Presents 25 underground films with annotations. They are now available to film societies and universities. (RB)

A list of films judged most useful for film and media study courses. (JH)

The story, "Flowers for Algernon," is discussed in terms of its evolution from short story to television play to novel to the movie, "Charly." Emphasized is how each medium approaches the story differently, yet retains a theme to which high school students are willing to respond. (LS)

Reviews three films dealing with problems of the aging. (SP)

The use of slides can economically develop visual awareness and filmmaking skills. (JH)

Asserts that much insight may be gained from watching films about the lives of famous individuals; a filmography lists and annotates such treatments of Albert Einstein, Mark Twain, and others. (KS)

Lists and offers brief descriptions of 47 recently released short films, arranged in the following categories: literary adaptations, profiles and personal growth, energy and technology, upbeat and positive, and human concerns. (FL)

An essential part of the study of silent films is the development of an understanding of the atmosphere and environment in which they were presented.