YOUR SPINE

This classic 1960s educational film takes a detailed look at the human spine—the backbone that literally holds us upright. Using diagrams, models, and medical animation, the film explains how the spine supports the body, protects the spinal cord, and allows us to bend, twist, and move.

Aimed at classrooms and health education courses, it introduces students to the bones, discs, and nerves that make up the spinal column, while also warning about injuries and the importance of good posture. Beyond its lessons, the film offers a fascinating glimpse at how anatomy and health were once taught.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This film is presented for historical and educational purposes only. Medical understanding and treatment methods have advanced since the 1960s. For modern health information, please consult today’s medical resources.

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