Plastic - a modern miracle - is an indispensible
part of everyday
modern life. How was it developed and how did its key
uses come to be? Lets find out...
This DVD is a collection of six films explores the development
and early uses of plastics, mylar, saran wrap and many other forms
of plastic that make our every day lives better and more convenient.
This film has a run time of approximately 1 hour 49 minutes.
Here are the films contained in the DVD:
The Kingdom of Plastics (1945) - This film explores the properties
of plastics and their uses in society just after World War II.
What's It To You? (1955) - This film explores the many uses of
mylar with a variety of scientific and entertainment oriented demonstrations
including acrobats and trapese artists using mylar in their demonstrations
to show its strength flexibility.
Looking Ahead Through Rohm & Haas Plexiglas (1947) - This film
explores the evolution of plexiglas from military applications to
use in the home.
Industry on Parade: Plastic Age Anniversary - A 10 year celebration
of the birth of plastic - shows the wide variety of ways plastic
is being used by industry to create products for use in the military
and at home.
The Best Made Plans (1956) - This film explores Saran Wrap - showing
all the uses in a modern 1950s household.
Odds and Ends - A silent collection of film shorts that includes
a variety of 50's era products and events - including clips on plastics
and plexiglas.
Here are some sample images from the DVD
 
 
 
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