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Energy. Ep. 1. The Dilemma
Discusses past, present and future energy growth patterns. Explores problems of supply and demand, depletion of…
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1973 |
George McQuilkin |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Energy. Ep. 2. The Nuclear alternative
Explores fission power, how it works and the controversies over safety and radioactive waste. Stresses societies…
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1974 |
George McQuilkin |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Energy. Ep. 3. New sources
Examines the potential and limits of new technologies, including solar, fusion and geothermal. Presents an argument…
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1974 |
George McQuilkin |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Energy. Ep. 4. Less is more
Investigates the need for slowing the growth of energy consumption and shows ways in which this…
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1973 |
George McQuilkin |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Houses Have History
a group of school children go on a field trip to learn about architecture in an…
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1980 |
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600 ft. |
Oddball Film and Video |
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Houses Have History
A group of young people explore the wealth of history preserved in old houses and buildings…
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1980 |
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Oddball Film and Video |
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Houses have history
Children look at old buildings and their features in and around San Francisco/Sacramento, USA. Examines…
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1980 |
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Australian Centre for the Moving Image |
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Houses Have History
A group of young people explore the wealth of history preserved in old houses and buildings…
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1980 |
Churchill Films |
15 |
Indiana University Library Moving Image Archive |
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Ralph S. Mouse ▶
Robert Oliveri, Britt Leach, Karen Black, Ray Walston
Producers, George McQuilkin and John Clark Matthews ; teleplay…
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1990 |
Churchill Films |
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AV Geeks Archive |
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The Bike ▶
Raises questions about using the property of others without permission and responsibilities for one's actions…
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1969 |
George McQuilkin |
13 |
Australian Centre for the Moving Image +4 |