Twenty motion pictures have been digitized from the Lang Papers.  Nineteen of the motion pictures Lang shot on 16mm film from 1938-1953 as he toured around the American Southwest, capturing images of Tombstone Arizona, Death Valley California, a Hopi Native American Village and what is now the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in Arizona and the White Sands National Monument in New Mexico.  All of the films are without sound.

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Black Road to Fort Defiance, 1939 (1:19, 3.86 MB)	Cactus & Ants, 1939-1941 (1:12, 3.63 MB)	Desert & Train Tracks, n.d. (:43, 2.21 MB)	Flowering Cactus, Skull on Post, Turtle, n.d. (1:19, 3.98 MB)
Foggy Mountains, n.d. (1:12, 3.62 MB)	Geysers, n.d. (4:00, 12.1 MB)	Hopi Villages, 1939 (1:25, 11.6 MB)	Hubble with Judge, 1939 (:14, .73 MB)
Missions, 1940 (2:14, 6.73 MB)	Oil/White Sands, n.d. (10:33, 31.8 MB)	Painted Desert, 1938 (:26, 1.32 MB)	Papago Indian Graveyard and Organ Pipe Cactus, 1953 (:44, 2.24 MB)
Petrified Blue Forest (1 of 2), 1939 (1:19, 3.99 MB)	Petrified Blue Forest (2 of 2), 1939 (1:17, 3.91 MB)	Rainbow Bridge, 1940 (4:52, 14.6 MB)	San Jlde Fonso Procession, 1939  (1:21, 4.11 MB)
Snake, Geyser, Turtle, Cactus, n.d. (1:34, 4.73 MB)	Southwest Dwellings, n.d. (1:15, 3.77 MB)	Tombstone, 1940s (3:15, 9.81 MB)	Western Union/Death Valley, n.d. (7:41, 23.1 MB)