The Motions of Stars is a 1973 educational science film produced by Houghton Mifflin and devised by Dr. M. L. Meeks of the Haystack Observatory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The film utilizes computer-generated simulations to illustrate the proper motion of stars across various regions of the sky. By accelerating time at a rate of 7,200 years per second, it vividly demonstrates stellar movements. Additionally, the film presents the parallactic motion of Aldebaran and Vega with high magnification at a time rate of 5 years per second. Designed for first-year undergraduate students, this film offers a dynamic visualization of stellar kinematics.