Cinematic Era: 1957 Vintage

Preet Sangam is a 1957 Indian Marathi drama film released on 1957. The film is directed by Anant Mane.

Starring Jayshree Gadkar, Lalita Pawar, Ramesh Deo & Prabhakar.

Directed by Madhav Shinde. With Barchi Bahdur, Rekha Kamat, Baby Niliwa, Suryakant.

This film shows the city of Launceston in Tasmania. Includes scenes of recreation areas, industry, and architecture. Filmed on Kodachrome film.

Film by Hugo Ponce de León.

Two young children are escorted around by a dodgy looking old geezer with a hat and snake skin boots. They ride boats, a mini-railroad, and horses too! At times reminiscent of someone’s home movies, at least this film’s narrator doesn’t badger us with unimportant details.

Kim Seung-ho, who works at a beer company, is misunderstood by his wife, because whenever Lee Min-ja, a barkeeper, comes to pay for his drink on credit, he is witnessed by his wife. Meanwhile, Noh Neung-geol, a single co-worker, is misunderstood by his girlfriend Kim Yu-hee, because an elevator girl is too kind towards him. After jealousy and envy, and playing cat and mouse, all misunderstandings are cleared, and the two couples live happily.

This film shows the use of dynamite and dramatizes the dangers hidden in the blasting cap.

A PR short that chronicles the Hillsdale Shopping Center in San Mateo, California.

A young couple, urged to wait before getting married, visit their minister for advice. Two case histories, where marriage was not postponed until school was completed, demonstrate that too early marriage may mean sacrifice of other important satisfactions.

A Latinoamericano experimental film. The first version of this 1957 film, a single copy drawn and painted directly onto blank 35mm film, was sent to and lost during the Rio de Janeiro International Film Festival in 1968 and remade 1989 Desenho Abstrato n° 2!

Short by Robert Vickrey.

Short by Joseph Marzano.

Short film by Robert Vickrey.

The short documentary was shot at Ostkreuz station in Berlin-Friedrichshain and captures a snapshot of proletarian Berlin in 1957: it is early evening on a weekday. Workers drink a beer on their way home, look after the women or chat with colleagues. Two boys hang around the kiosk and steal deposit bottles unnoticed.

The film presents the cityscape from Stockholm 1882-1957. Pictures from PUB's history with several pictures of the square Hötorget with surroundings in 1957. In a section from 1922, Greta Garbo shows women's hats.

Short experimental film from Spanish-Parisian art collective Equipo 57. Bright abstract paintings fill the screen, the illusion of motion or character subverted by an unusual lurching rhythm uncharacteristic of animated film.

A study of games played by London schoolchildren in the streets and playgrounds. The games range from the traditional to the contemporary.