One Thousand Hours: The Value of Education in the Modern World

This 1950s educational film follows a group of high school boys who run their own workshop and laboratory but struggle to see the value of their school studies. When a transport pilot befriends them, he explains the importance of subjects like geometry, physics, and geography, emphasizing that a strong educational foundation is essential for careers like aviation. Set against the backdrop of the Great Depression, the film aims to inspire teenagers to stay in school and pursue their dreams through education. Featuring scenes of model airplanes, American Airlines planes, and teenage ingenuity, this film is a timeless reminder of the power of learning.