1969 Movies

Professor Archie Cochrane explains the research being done in Rhondda Fach on “the curse of the south Wales mining valleys”: dust disease.

Shot in 1969, this film documents the building anger of draftees in the U.S.military, and the growth of the anti-war movement within the military. Sol...

A semi-abstract film that uses space imagery and the technique of film-video mixing to visionary, psychedelic effect.

Short experimental 8mm film. Love letter #1.

The multi-award winning animation film in which abstract and representational figures constantly metamorphose into each other, accompanied by electron...

Short promotional clip of the legendary Athenée Palace, Leonard Suciu’s film plays out as a pop-infused showcase of the venue’s nocturnal temptations....

On a morning like any other, the random destinies of a cast of characters unfold over one fateful hour in Newcastle. Awarded a gold star in Amateur Ci...

Short film animated with the "scratch on film" technique, scratched directly on 16mm film and then toned with solvent inks. The soundtrack belongs to...

A man talks about heroin abuse and withdrawal.

"The guerrilla newsreel America a.k.a. Amerika (30 min.) annotates the Eve of Destruction as anti-war teenagers and African American militants talk to...

Pelican Crossing public information

Short experimental film by Swiss filmmaker Robert Schär.

Film showcasing various French prototypes and technical innovations in the field of aerospace.

An animated note to the audience. In a way an experiment in audience participation since it asks the audience to perform certain tasks.

Pompel and Pilt are the two main characters in the surrealistic puppet theater series Reparatørene kommer! (The Repairmen Are Coming!).

Experimental short that intersperses, through an associative montage, images of animals in the zoo and images of a military parade in the city of Rosa...

Rod's curiosity about Gary's treck to the bushes turns into a modeling and wrestling session---ending on a warm note of 'togetherness'.

The GDR’s self-image as a land of books is presented in the style of a reportage, backed by figures and comparisons. Buchhaus Leipzig, the institution...

The house where young love dwells.