1969 Movies

Pulsing color fields and graphic beats explore the threshold where perception “switches on,” treating sight and sound like instruments.

Zippy public information animation on how to keep up with the Joneses - by getting a rebate on rates.

A film by an early British pioneer of computer generated filmmaking, Now foregrounds colour discs and other circular shapes, featuring both abstract a...

Patton reflects on his inner city life in psychedelic San Francisco, contrasting that with his attraction to solitude and remote mountain landscapes....

Communities depend on each other for such things as food, clothing, appliances, magazines, automobiles, as well as for many services.

Za (24 mins) - An intense and illuminating episode of consciousness unfolding, features projections onto Diane Varsi as poet and alchemist, and costum...

Discusses the symptoms and cure of the venereal disease gonorrhea. Explains how it is contracted and what harm it can do to the body.

With narration and commentary by Dr. Ernesto Galarza, this film presents the Mexican-American civil rights movement in the Southwestern United States,...

A sexploitation short warning that mixing weed and alcohol can be bad.

Chauffeur obtains a different girl every night for a dying man.

This film recounts how the Ocean Eagle Liberian tanker broke in half in the harbor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, creating a hazard to navigation and spill...

A sponsored film from DuPont that provides a history of printing and the printing press. Its focus is primarily the changes that modern technologies h...

This film details the process of the creation of leather and the crafting of moccasins.

He took up the camera as other people take the pencil and paper. In 1968 he presented his first film Lydia at the Solothurner Filmtage. His appearance...

This animated film advertises the advantages of the “Buchclub 65” (Book Club 65),a book community founded in 1965. Membership in the community, which...

Second Part of the Documentary: Memories of a Town, by the late filmmaker José Ríos Cancino, 40 years after the events of May 31, 1970.