There is a film of a way up, over the top lecture in plane geometry by Andrew Gleason with Tom Apostol. I saw it broadcast late one night on a PBS station and

There is a film of a way up, over the top lecture in plane geometry by Andrew Gleason with Tom Apostol. I saw it broadcast late one night on a PBS station and intended for recording for playing in high school classrooms. Elegant. Powerful. Nothing like what see in common high school plane geometry texts. I got in a few minutes after the start and recognized a lion by his paw. If you liked plane geometry, then you will be in love with this lecture. I just did a Google search looking for a copy on YouTube and found nothing. Anyone know where that lecture is? One of my favorite books, I worked to buy used long after it was out of print, is Tom M. Apostol, Mathematical Analysis: A Modern Approach to Advanced Calculus, Addison-Wesley, Reading, Massachusetts, 1957. And that is advanced calculus more like your ugrad physics prof will see it. Great to have when studying Rudin, exterior algebra but having to study material much like physicists did it 100 years ago.