1973 Movies

A short film adaption of an absurdist French play. Basically plotless, adapts three seemingly random scenes.

1973 video by Bernard Parmegiani with accompanying musique concrete score.

In the first day of liberation, partisan Meke enters the palace where the king used to live.

Manickam and Vairam get married but soon separate due to misunderstandings. Later, Manickam remarries Thangam, who dies leaving behind a daughter due...

The son of a banker decides to steal money from the bank to double it through gambling and then returning it. Unfortunately for him, he is being watch...

Having failed to enter the institute, Sergei got a job in a workshop to refill lighters. Giving all his free time to his new hobby - boxing, the hero...

A satirical commentary on the inefficiency of the Soviet system. Close-up of a woman's legs, walking backwards and forwards. A sign reading "Dumpster"...

Here, we catch Cossotto within the period when she was delivering the meatiest and arguably most satisfying singing of her career. Her voice in 1973 r...

This film consists of sequences from the Pittsburgh Police footage intercut with a panel discussion moderated by Professor James Vorenberg of Harvard...

British secret service agents are dispatched to islands in the South Atlantic where a fascist regime plans to attack the world.

This compelling film, combining both art film and documentary techniques, evolved out of the landmark Science magazine article Milgram wrote in 1970 t...

Farhad and Taher are two friends and partners who run a cabaret. Farhad becomes acquainted with Nazi during a trip to the north and develops an intere...

A purple/red figure plays around with a typewriter, until he stubs his toe with the letter T on it.

In this French-language film, Albin is a mercenary soldier. Sure, he's paid to kill, but he only agrees to jobs where he's killing those who need to b...

Film notable for being created by physically "cooking" the film stock, similar to his other 1973 work, "Curried 7302". The name likely references this...