Cinematic Era: 1960 Vintage

An educational film about the traditional way of climbing up and down a mountain covered in snow and ice.

A day in the life of Swedish boxing champ Ingemar Johansson (22-0-0). Training at Redbergslids BK, Gothenburg. Travelling to Stockholm for a meeting prior to his 2nd fight with Floyd Patterson.

Romanian horror movie from 1960.

Disney 8mm film.

Directed by Prabhakar Manajirao Nayak. With Padma Chavan, Raja Gosavi, Sharad Talwalkar.

Directed by Dinkar D. Patil.

Director: Anant Mane

Directed by Datta Kulkarni.

The story of Sakharam, a simple man who somehow ends up in the wrong company. He rescues a girl who has been kidnapped by a gangster who in turn takes his revenge on Sakharam by causing blindness.

Impressions from the Hamburg harbour with unconventional soundtrack and using a new photographic technique.

Beryl Sokoloff’s vision of New York as seen through the eyes of a stranger (Silver Bow Art). Soundtrack: Music for Stringed Instruments, Percussion and Celesta by Bela Bartok.

Soundtrack: DUMBARTON OAKS AND DANCES CONCERTANTES, by Igor Stravinsky.

Silent metropolitan scenes filmed by Beryl Sokoloff in 1960.

Snip the magic scissors ensures that Snap the paper dog has a very Merry Christmas.

Documentary film about the training of a nun, produced by Ray Stewart, first shown on Channel 11 (then WIIC) in Pittsburgh on March 19, 1960 and repeated several times. Win Fanning, TV and Radio writer for the Post-Gazette wrote ""CHANNEL 11's splendid public service program 'Why Is A Nun?' will be repeated soon. It drew an enormous mail response."" (Post-Gazette, April 4, 1960)

Trevor White shows the birth of the one of the UK's largest heritage railways - now a significant feature of the region's leisure industry. We see various personalities associated with the line's formation as well as many of the volunteers, whose efforts to restore the railway's derelict infrastructure back to a fully operational line are rewarded with the inaugural train, hauled by Brighton Terrier 'Stepney', which ran on the 17th May 1960.

Fakirchand lives a wealthy lifestyle along with his wife, Lakshmi; a daughter named Kamla, and two sons, Raja, who attends college, and Ratan, who is in school. Kamla is an activist against the social evil of dowry, and works as a school-teacher. When the school upgrades it's building, they hire an engineer, Kumar, and both Kamla and Kamla fall in love with each other. Kumar lives a middle-class lifestyle with his widower dad, Dhaniram, and two sisters, Rajni, who attends college, and Munni, who is school-going. Rajni is in love with Raja and both plan to get married soon, but are also aware that Fakirchand expects a Dowry of at least Twenty Thousand Rupees. When Dhaniram finds out that Rajni has fallen in love with Raja, he goes to meet with Fakirchand, who insults and humiliates him. When Fakirchand finds out that Kamla wants to wed Kumar, he goes to Dhaniram, and he, in turn, gets humiliated.

Metal, glass, electrical and lighting elements, and a frosted-glass screen in a painted wood cabinet

A collection of programs from amateur cultural performances of employees from 27 provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions across China. Held in Beijing in May 1960.

Discusses improvised methods for infant and child care in a disaster situation. Emphasizes the difficulty resulting from confinement and the lack of the usual conveniences.

A couple searching for the ideal spot to have a picnic, unknowingly enter sacred land and disturb the Cliff Monster that guards the area.

After being disappeared by a fascist group in 1960, this film by the Master Jacinto Esteva about the emigration of Spanish workers in 1960 was recently found to the delight of documentary lovers.

A documentary by Jean Herman

An animated collage film.

Norwegian Drama based on a play by Johan Falkberget

Experimental short featuring motorbikes and animation. This is the second version of Jeff Keen's first film; that film became too worn.

Bollywood 1960

Film starring Kali Bannerjee, Tulsi Chakraborty and Anil Chatterjee