AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 9-6-2023

foreign foreign juventor America gracias Los medicos Los functionarios Victorious generation [Music] foreign foreign foreign foreign foreign la cunta is thank you Mr Roberts wow so that's totally coincidental that both of those films were in Spanish um the first one I had an inkling of what it was which was with these weapons uh and it said with these weapons Spanish and I looked at the duration of it because I know what with these weapons is at least I have a copy of it in English and it's about uh I believe it's about gonorrhea uh it's about venereal disease um but I don't have a Spanish version and unfortunately this one was clipped it was just the last couple of minutes um so and also today this scanner being a pain in the butt uh regarding uh tension issues um anywho um I'm skip Alzheimer welcome to the AV Geeks lunchtime streaming show where we watch old 16 millimeter films and then comment on them um let's see what do I got set up today I'm gonna probably show a longer film religious film uh earlier in the day my assistant or my intern miles and I uh schlepped 25 boxes of films to a storage unit we haven't even checked them in yet uh we're getting so many at this moment and we'll probably get uh maybe 30 more 80 more boxes 30 80. anyways we're gonna get more boxes and um so I just have to clear them out because it's kind of taking up space um and then we'll go in and we'll get some shelving units for them and we'll digitize them I mean we'll catalog them and I need more coffee that's the problem anyways um here is how green plants make and use food enjoy oh okay all right let me before I get started with that so yesterday uh the Youtube copyright Hammer interrupted my stream uh where I was showing let's keep food safe to eat um and at no point have they told me why uh normally I get a notification saying like oh well you used X or whatever no there was no indication why I can guess why uh because I think that Shout Factory did it um based on previous experiences with Coronet films but I don't know there's been no notification that's popped up and uh I love YouTube in that I'm able to get this material out to you guys live uh and you're able to share it and comment on it but geez what a pain in the ass YouTube can be sometimes uh anyways back to green plants and uh how they make and use food enjoy thank you [Music] thank you [Music] life on our planet forms a complex pattern each life form depending on others for its existence animal life is part of a food chain that begins with green plants many animals get their food directly from plants thank you and the plant eaters may become food for other animals [Music] there are a few plants that are capable of using animals for food foreign s must get their food in some other way it might seem logical to suppose that plants get their food from the soil that idea can be tested by observation and experiment if you take a bean seed and cut it open you'll notice that the new plant the embryo is only a small part of the seed surrounding the embryo are two seed leaves called cotyledons they contain stored food mostly starch that can be used when the seed sprouts and the new plant begins to grow we'll use time lapse photography to compress several days into a few seconds [Music] by the time a plant has developed green leaves the stored food has been used up this means that a growing plant must develop another source of food [Music] and perhaps that food or at least part of it does come from the soil [Music] time lapse photography shows that a plant growing in dry soil will become wilted [Music] and without water it will eventually die so in order to live and grow a plant needs water absorbed by the roots from the soil but it's likely that soil provides more than just water take a sample of rich soil and pour distilled water through it [Music] then boil away the water [Music] when the water evaporates it leaves a residue of mineral salts which came from the soil minerals dissolved in water can be absorbed by plant roots [Music] when we add fertilizer to soil we're adding minerals that can be absorbed by growing plants fertilizer is sometimes called plant food and it's true that a plant needs minerals but food is more than just minerals and plant food must be more than what a plant can absorb from the soil a growing plant receives other things from its surroundings things which somehow combine to provide food for the plant put a plant under a bell jar [Music] the air out of the jar without air the plant will wither and eventually it will die so plants also need air in order to live and light is also important two bean plants almost identical at first but the one on the right is receiving more light than the other in time lapse photography notice the difference in the growth of the two plants [Music] green plants are adapted to grow toward light watch what happens when one light bulb is turned off this is time lapse photography again [Music] so a green plant needs light as well as air water and minerals to see how this is related to food we need to take a closer look at the structure of a plant [Music] plants are made up of thousands of living cells there are several different types of cells most of them arranged in layers to form tissues some of these tissues service tubes that carry liquids through the plant the innermost layers of tissue are called xylem most of the cells here are dead and Hollow water and dissolved minerals enter through the roots and move upward in the xylem tubes through the stamina into the leaves most of the water reaching the leaves is given off into the air but some water is used in a chemical reaction that also requires air and Light the surface of a leaf has many small openings called stomata air passes through the stomata into air Chambers located just below the surface air and water are used as raw materials for a chemical reaction that takes place in certain specialized plant cells large numbers of these specialized cells are found in a leaf inside these cells are small bodies called chloroplasts the chloroplasts contain chlorophyll the pigment that gives a plant its green color in a green leaf molecules of carbon dioxide from the air move to the chloroplasts from the xylem tubes molecules of water also move to the chloroplasts the chloroplasts absorb light energy and this energy is used in a complex chemical reaction that converts carbon dioxide and water molecules to molecules of sugar releasing leftover oxygen into the air the reaction is called photosynthesis by means of this process green plants have produced the oxygen in the atmosphere that is essential to life and the simple sugar produced by photosynthesis is a basic raw material for the more complex forms of food they're used by animals as well as by the plants themselves the process of photosynthesis can be shown in a simplified chemical equation energy from sunlight is used to convert molecules of carbon dioxide and water and four molecules of simple sugar as well as oxygen which is released into the air in a leaf the sugar produced by photosynthesis moves to another set of tubes called the phloem tubes a layer of living tissue next to the xylem the sugar is carried in the phloem tubes to every part of the plant molecules of sugar are absorbed by all the living cells of the plant some of the sugar is used directly to supply energy for growth this action has been speeded up by time lapse photography [Music] the release of energy in a plant cell involves a chemical reaction that uses up oxygen and releases carbon dioxide just as it does in an animal cell but plants produce much more oxygen by photosynthesis than they use in providing for their energy needs plant cells also use sugar as raw material for other types of food the cells themselves are made of various types of protein which are produced in a plant by chemical reactions that combine simple sugar with minerals absorbed from the soil process supplies the proteins needed for growth as cells become larger and eventually divide to produce new cells we're using time-lapse photography once again [Music] plant cells also produce starch from simple sugar starch is a concentrated form of food that is stored in various parts of a plant for later use so green plants don't take in food as animals do beginning with the process of photosynthesis green plants produce the food that nourishes the plants themselves and eventually all of the other forms of life on the earth including ourselves [Music] thank you [Music] that was a pastoral very uh calming and uh time lapse photography man it's pretty awesome the uh I don't know if I've shown the Moody films that that show that and in fact um I just got some more Moody films they might be ones I already have but um anyways they uh basically show the process which is that you have this I think what's called an intervalometer and it's a big big timer and what it does is you set it to how many when it clicks and when it clicks it clicks on and it turns on a light in it sends a uh pulse a trigger to take a frame and then it you know goes however many seconds minutes hours days does the same thing click click click click click and uh there was a filmmaker named John Ott who was based in I believe in Chicago he donated a bunch of his films to the Chicago film archive who we are buddies with and uh so I think he set this up in his garage and he shot all this amazing time lapse photography of plants growing uh seeds you know growing all that stuff the stuff that you're you're used to seeing he was like almost one of the first people that did that in beautiful color like there were certainly ones we've shown films from the 20s uh 30s that are in black and white but he did this beautiful color photography and I think actually Disney used some of his footage he would sell it to different people but anyways uh John Ott I think is his name all right uh so yesterday I did a screening at the Alamo Drafthouse in Raleigh and um I appreciate if you were there uh and I apologize because I'm gonna show one of the films I showed uh last night because it reminded me how great it was what was interesting is so we do it like the video Vortex Lounge which is a bar and so people were coming and going coming and going and it was clear that people weren't paying attention at the bar until this film came on and then they turned around and they started watching it and um and that's I consider that to be a win uh if I convince people who are going into the theater or exiting a theater um to suddenly go what is this and then they spend time watching it that's kind of why I like YouTube too is because YouTube will show up in somebody's feed my YouTube channel will show up in somebody's feed and they'll go what is this and then maybe I have a new fan or maybe they'll just leave a caddy comment regardless I'm exposing people who didn't know that they were going to watch what they're watching uh and I I kind of like that I mean eventually at the Alamo I hope to actually have stuff in the theater so it's not so loud and I have more but um I do like that kind of what's this oh my goodness and I did get a couple of kids that were like pointing at the projector some people that took pictures of the projector that's always happens um so I enjoy that anyways so this film uh what I showed last night was called those amazing bikes and uh so it was films about bikes um ones that I've shown in the past because there's some that are just so great uh this one is uh was shot by Caleb de Chanel who is Zoe de Chanel's father and uh he also was amazing cinematographer and this film is uh I've shown this on the channel but it was three years ago uh it's called the bike and what I like about this is that this is a Counterpoint to other films that I showed last night which had kids like acting and it was the worst acting you can imagine it was like this kid was like line reading and was just I was like really that's the best take you get oh my gosh so this one the kids are like real kids like I don't I would love to find the filmmaker and just kind of figure out like how did they do this did they script this did they just kind of set it up and let it just kind of flow like kids are saying exactly what kids say um and I've shown another one in this series called Lost puppy but here's the bike uh enjoy foreign [Music] no what about next time if you put my brown hat in the card yeah I would say yeah yeah your mother had something for you to carry out there's a neat one hit it no my father said nobody could get off my pants you're gonna break it I don't I'm not gonna break it well you better get off before you do boy who wants to ride that take a note bye oh key do you want to go to the park Keith I can't my bike's broken did you see Steve's new bike yeah wanna go see it again okay anybody home I don't think so where'd they go swimming cool bye yeah you want to go over the field okay if we're gonna look at it yeah it goes up to three yeah if you ride the bikes we can go to the park come on Keys won't be here for anymore we did not but it comes home late or not how do you know but I'm still thinking come on wow okay promise me something you could break how do you know oh he's funny thank you [Applause] [Music] he's a good popsicle yeah every time I'm going to get these two I get to ride the bike back oh come on Keith I'll take care of it I'm gonna ride it me me you told me I could I'm gonna tell Steve on you how could you yeah you told me to ride it well come on please oh okay but you have to take care of it okay then I told you take care of it oh yeah I know that oh shut up foreign won't work um we have to take it to my garage yeah but you have to help me you're the one who broke it it's not my fault you took it there's a big scratch on the front end exactly come on all right foreign what's up I know you're gonna go I think you should tell like you're the one who told me to be yeah no you're gonna tell you because you told me to bring it it's your fault now he was gonna get in trouble at me no I'm not I'm sure hey Bobby get out of here Bob hurry up are you gonna really tell Keith no I'm not even when you tell you and who is kantel you not me you can make me I won't be your friend hi Keith look at me hey Keith Steve's down there I better go home and eat my dinner I know what you're gonna do too long oh hey I'm gonna watch you and you've been a lot either come on don't tell me oh so good I I uh I need to see if there's others in that series uh because even lost puppy has that same kind of loose not improvisational but it's definitely the kids just are maybe put in these situations and then they just kind of interact as kids like that one kid and I don't know do we hear his name ever not Keith but the the blonde-haired uh Menace who is um seems to get Keith into a lot of trouble um like his like I won't be your friend anymore I'm gonna tell on you like that that whole thing um I don't know if you experienced that as a kid I certainly did and maybe I invoke the um I'm not gonna be your friend anymore uh the other one that we used a lot was well you'll have to pay for our doctor bills that was the threat of like well if you do physical harm to me uh you're gonna have to pay the doctor bills um man just it just res it just because I I am sure that I was that age at that time and so all that stuff just brings me back to Ohio uh Suburban Ohio okay so behind me I have a uh film on the scanner and uh this one is another religious film it's called Uh I believe it's called the beginnings of wisdom and um this is probably from 60s uh or maybe even the late 50s but a lot of these films are either by Concordia or by Family films and these all came from the company or it came from the archive basement films which is a comparable archive in Albuquerque who is dealing with a space crisis and uh they're trying to call their collection to what they're interested in and I was like I don't think what you don't want and so uh this one I looked at the synopsis and it basically is about a college student who is uh is he's getting a strained off the path of Christianity and let's see how he's brought back uh this is called the beginnings of wisdom enjoy I'm sorry Glenn really sincerely sorry [Music] flip this over again you honestly feel it deserves a passing grade let's talk about it some more nope that's right I'm sure you're right you know this is the second test that you failed this semester one more like it and you won't even pass the course you know yourself but if you pay your philosophy they'll never graduate you in June what's happened Glenn you're one of my best students Glenn maybe you're the best I know you could pass it if you just applied yourself thank you sir don't you want this [Music] thank you foreign [Music] well [Applause] what grade did you get flops oh Glenn after all the time you put in hitting the book say look uh I'm gonna go on up to my room now is there anything I can do no Judy it's nothing [Applause] Doug I just don't understand how I could have flunked I mean he stayed up every night studying to pass this exam sometimes till two in the morning yeah but you know something I'd watch him sometimes I could see his mind wasn't on it he was way off somewhere I just don't understand it but do I mean it's not just his schoolwork it's everything you ought to see him around here he's acting like some kind of a creep you know sitting by himself and staring off into space half the time I know he's been that way with me too do you think it could have anything to do with his father's death oh but that happened six months ago six months it wouldn't make sense maybe it would come on now a period of morning is one thing with this his mother died when he was little didn't she and Glenn was an only child well just imagine how close that must have brought him to his father you know probably closer than you or I ever realized [Music] oh yeah just wanted to tell you uh Judy's still downstairs she's waiting for you [Music] Doug would you make up some excuse for me I'm not up to talking to anyone right now Judy's not just anyone she's your girl remember would you tell her I'm sorry tell her I'll phone her later tell her anything please Doug okay Glenn okay [Music] [Music] where's Glenn still up in the room yeah I said it call you oh he's in bad shape Judy real bad when I walked into the room he was just sitting there and staring at his dad's picture looks like you were right he's probably been on his mind all this time oh Doug we've got to help him outside of you and me is there anyone that he confides in lots of friends mostly guys here in the house no one that close though no well is there anyone who knew his father I mean knew him well hey wait a sec the pastor here on campus are Pastor Howard Glenn used to be real friendly with him a couple of years ago belonged to his congregation in fact I I think he came from Glenn's hometown but yes I knew Glenn's father quite well as a matter of fact he was a member of my congregation back in Marston and uh he was a model member I might add Pastor do you think Mr Barrow's death could be tied up with what's happened to Glenn I'm in the way he's retreated and stopped caring about everything it's a good hair I know one thing is father's death game is a shattering blow to him but Glenn hardly seemed any different after it happened he didn't start to act this way till the last month or so well that's the way some people respond to grief you know Delayed Reaction I guess his emotions have been eating at him constantly and now everything's beginning to take its toll it's as though he's punishing himself as though he enjoys being miserable why would he feel like that I can't say unless there's an element of guilt mixed in with his grief what's he got to feel guilty about well shortly after Mr Barrow died I visited Glenn too offer consolation and we talked and he told me what happened that day just before his father died on the operating table and it seems that Mr Barrow he insisted even then on discussing Glenn's attitude toward religion well they had well I guess you could only call it a sort of argument even though Glenn tried to calm him keep him from talking about it you mean that religion meant that much to Mr Barrows so much that it was on his mind at a time like that yes it meant that much to him he was a devout Christian and he was strong in the face of death because of his faith in Christ he wanted to make sure that Glenn had that same faith but you said something about guilt yes I suspect that in some strange way Glenn feels responsible for his father's death thank you well what did Doug and Judy tell you he told me you were gloomy despondent stop taking an interest in your studies and Glenn you may think I'm getting a little too personal but what I'd like to know is this have you at any time ever felt as though you helped cause your Father's Day why do you ask that I thought perhaps you thought the excitement caused by the argument you had with him might have harmed him in some way and led to his death oh what difference does it make he's dead nothing's going to change that yes but you're alive and he wanted you to be happy make the most of your life instead you're going around acting as though you're dead yourself Maybe maybe if he hadn't gotten so excited he he might have pulled through I don't know well I do I phoned the man who performed the operation an hour ago you called Dr Ramsey and marlston and I asked him Point Blank if any emotional upset your father might have experienced could have affected the outcome what did he say he gave me a positive no nothing could have changed what happened it would have been the same if he'd been perfectly calm I see [Applause] so you can put your mind at rest on that score at rest something else bothering you isn't it the one thing that my father wanted for me I refused him on his Deathbed he wanted me to be a Christian and I threw Christianity right in his face that's all that I've been able to think of ever since [Applause] I'm trying to believe as he did I tried but I I can't I don't believe I I did believe once but I don't know I see I see all my life I went to church and then I came here and I started reading books by people I'd I'd never known before people like McTaggart and sergeant lamentre I was exposed to ideas that that I'd never heard of before I didn't exactly accept their way of thinking but well they did start me to to wonder about about God and Christianity whether it makes any sense to be a Christian today or whether it ever did make any sense I figured you uh your conclusion was completely negative I haven't reached any conclusion I know I don't believe in what the church taught me but I don't know what I do believe I don't know if I believe in anything did Doug tell you what happened to me on the philosophy test yeah something happened it never did before I couldn't think I couldn't put one single word down on paper I I was paralyzed if Dad was just here I'd have somebody to talk to at least you feel lost without your father don't you well he was more than a father to me it was actually the best friend I had I could come to him with with anything that was on my mind and he'd listen even if it was something that was completely against his grain and when I told him how I felt about God like I just told you he didn't he didn't shout he just talked to me and we talked talked for days not not that the talking ever led to any definite conclusion that wasn't important but we had something between us it was so special [Music] it wasn't anything he could exactly put in the words but it was there it was there and we both knew it [Music] well I guess there isn't much more to say I do feel better though now that I've gotten it all out of my system whatever once you've said it seems to me that you but you nearly worshiped your father yeah I guess I did now he's gone there's no one else in your life like it nothing not even God himself but I told you all right that you don't believe yes that must make it very difficult having nothing to believe in leaves a void in your life I think boy that's terribly hard to fill Glenn believe me Christ could fill that void if you'd put your faith in him I can't be a hypocrite look don't you see how phony it would be if I used God as sort of a cure-all for everything others have done the same thing to start with anyway they didn't feel hypocritical a lot of people have turned to God out of desperation and for no other reason and there's nothing to be ashamed of God's merciful Glenn he won't be against you for that and you won't let God help you well who will is there anything I can do yes Professor Cameron these things you teach in your philosophy courses do you really believe in them I uh I don't think I understand you well are these the things you live by or is it just another course that you teach like someone else would teach uh math or history or basket weaving well that's the first time that one of my students ever asked me a question like that most of them aren't really that interested well it's important to me and all right I'll try to give you an honest answer [Applause] yes Glenn I think I do live by the things I teach well not all of them mind you you know trying to abide by different philosophies 50 at least conflicting philosophies would probably draw me out of my mind well do you have any strong feelings about God um you mean do I believe in God yes Glenn instead of putting me on the spots you know an instructor is supposed to uh well remain objective teach the course and not impose his own personal beliefs on his students but but you wouldn't be imposing sir because I'm asking you I want to know well it just so happens that I'm an atheist to put it a little more precisely I'm an atheistic existentialist how's that for a bit of academic mumbo jumbo I mean not that I hold anything against those who think otherwise well doesn't it worry you worry yes my father said that well people without God are sort of hollow inside oh I don't feel particularly holla and I don't want to refute what your father said I'm sure that he was a quite different person from the kind of person I am with probably a set of totally different convictions then you believe that man is everything and God is nothing I believe that we must work out our own Destinies without any help or comfort from any higher being [Music] [Applause] [Music] oh you wait right here I'll go on upstairs and get the notes oh no need to go upstairs let's just sit out here a while tonight's night okay do you know anything about astronomy very very little why I've never been able to tell the difference between the Big Dipper and the Little Dipper one's bigger thank you Mr Galileo and here I thought you knew just about everything you did there are a few areas of knowledge that I haven't delved into no really you're so much smarter than I am that's not true Judy yes it is and sometimes I wonder what you see in a Dodo like me whoever said you were a Dodo I did just now well I say you're not that makes it one against one now you want me to get dug down here to cast the deciding vote no it's nicer this way just the two of us but really Gwen sometimes I feel so stupid what about everything I know the kind of impression I create sometimes sliding little co-ed superficial scatterbrained trouble is a lot of it's true Judy you're not acting like a scatter brain now and you never have I feel so helpless you've been having such a time of it and what could you do well I don't know but something maybe if I were a different sort of person look I like you just the way you are is that why you haven't tried to see me in so long I'll bet Doug had to talk you into it didn't he that's what I thought you know Glenn I don't think I'm the right sort of girl for you no Judy no no really I think we're wrong for each other we've had an awful lot of fun dating but when you gave me your PIN I guess I just started thinking seriously about us getting married I'm glad you did but I I just don't think it would work Lynn you've been going through a crisis and I haven't been able to help you at all and if we were married how would it be any different if something just as important came up Judy you're being much too critical of yourself you seem to forget that I talked to the pastor I talked to Professor Kemmer there wasn't anything either one of them could do and they're two of the most intelligent people I know you are right about one thing though I have sort of underrated you I haven't really given you credit for perhaping the depth that you really do have and well I was wrong and I'm sorry Judy [Applause] I love you I want to marry you now more than ever oh Glenn as far as what's been ailing me well I don't know if there is any medicine for that I don't know there ever will be [Music] you know what Professor Kemmer says about people being the answer to everything [Music] well I'm beginning to wonder about that too I wonder if there is any answer you know something Judy I don't think I'll ever be the same now that dad's gone [Music] why didn't you try talking to Pastor Howard again I know what you said before about him not being able to do anything but now you seem different and it couldn't hurt to talk could it no I guess it couldn't hurt [Music] it seems to me what you're searching for on your friends in Professor camera and me is some kind of ultimate solution sort of super Panacea really well I'm sorry to disillusion you but uh you're not going to get that from anyone on the face of this Earth [Applause] yeah I guess I was pretty foolish to think I could oh no not really I said on the face of this Earth that limited you know I believe that God can fill that void within you in a way that no human being could ever do you know that sounds like something my father said once even at the end he was so confident in God confident yes he said that if it wasn't that he believed in God really believed that he wouldn't be able to lie there and talk to me the way he did you feed too too full of fear he'd be terrified of dying but instead he said that he was ready whenever the Lord wanted him because he was assured of the Lord's love and forgiveness what else Glenn he said that Christ was his anchor and my mother's and that it was he that gave them the strength that they needed it when the first baby died and he said that after my mother died that Christ was all he had to hold on to for a long time and that he wasn't afraid because Christ was with him not the only person he was afraid for was me and the light of what's happened since he died and I'd say he had good reason to feel that way well what happens now Glenn you've got a problem and it's a difficult problem I assume you're going to continue trying to solve it yeah I'm gonna try and just how you do that is the question you turned to your philosophy professor again and uh well he's a very bright fella I'm sure he'll have a lot of answers for you a lot of isms and you can take your pick is he beside death atheism and existentialism there's uh oh those ideas I presume you've already discarded but beside those there's uh agnosticism and hedonism and they are all answers to human existence that aren't really answers at all there's only one true answer Glenn and that's faith in God through Christ what if you don't believe you just remember that your father believed and ask yourself why remember he was able to see death approaching without fear even with joy and Hope because he knew that Beyond Death there was for him something wonderful he knew that Christ was waiting for him because that was the savior's promise Christ assured your father not only of the Forgiveness of his sins because of his death and resurrection and his behalf but also of an eternity of bliss with him in heaven in fact that is his Assurance to anyone who will put his trust in him [Applause] I know how much your father loved you Glenn now you just imagine a love a million times is deep and enduring and that's the way your heavenly father loves you he loves you so much he gave his only son to die for you and don't you think knowing that it's enough to go on you know you sound just like my father I only hope I can have a faith is deep and beautiful as his pastor I know how how convinced you are these things and and how committed you are to them and believe me I wish I could feel the same way but I do know one thing I haven't been able to find anything I feel this this terrible emptiness in anything that anyone's told me so well I'm willing to open my ears my mind and my heart to anything you have to say if you think it'll bring me the faith my father had [Music] glad to hear you say that Glenn now I think you're being very wise right now I feel as if I don't know a thing not a single thing you remind me of something I read or heard somewhere I can't remember the words exactly but ran something like the admission of ignorance is the beginning of wisdom [Music] [Music] oh I just learned something I I thought that uh I saw that family films was attributed for this um and that they made it for the Lutheran Synod of somewhere but then it was considered a Concordia film I thought that family films and Concordia films were separate but maybe maybe not um well there you go um I have to do a little bit more research on my religious film backgrounds um thanks for tuning in today uh uh I'm happy to know that um that kids atheism did not kill his dad um and that there are other uh ways to live your life including hidden Hedonism um but uh yeah these films are uh are fascinating and I got a bunch of them and we will probably watch some next week as I'm gonna be traveling all week uh going to Ohio and doing uh some screens for students at University of Ohio in Athens and then I'm going to be going to Bloomington Indiana at the Indiana University for a century of 16 millimeter symposium uh and I will try to do some live interviews there and show you but also we might be watching more of these religious films that pre-recorded along with films that are kind of loosely related uh and also I mean I'm getting so many films thankful the mailman has not shown up today but more boxes of films might show up even though we just slept 25 boxes off site so I might be pulling from those pre-recording those and then you'll get to see them um but if you like what you saw uh one way that you can contribute to us is by hitting the Thumbs Up Button the like button um you can go to KO Dash fi.com AV Geeks you can go to patreon.com avgeeks you can also go to use the super thanks Button as a way to to pay us uh and my heart goes out to the Museum of fuzzy TV memories uh it's a guy who has been 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