Cinematic Era: 1962 Vintage

A movie about the period know in Colombia as "La Violencia", invoking the divine "You shall not kill".

Sidney wants to go to Camp Pookie Wooki Pooki, and asks Cleo that he wants to go there, but when the camp bus arrived, he get's homesick, and drove the scout master crazy and begs Cleo and Stanly to take him home, but now, Sidney doesn't want to go.

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Filmed in Roses.

Filmed in Lloret de Mar.

A BAFTA award nominated language teaching film.

Director Qadeer Ghouri Writers Malik Hafeez(story)Saadat Hassan(dialogue writer) Stars Abdul Latif BalochBahar BegumDarpan

Fantastic, supposedly inconspicuous animal observations with the help of sophisticated special techniques about the causes and scientific connections of the regenerative ability from the point of view of cell biology, explained using the example of freshwater polyps. The short film was awarded an honorary diploma at the International Festival of Scientific and Technical Film in Belgrade in 1962.

Declassified pentagon documentary film showing the nuclear test program back in 1962, released to the public in 1998.

All About New York is a 1962 documentary directed by Paul Cohen and produced by Owen Murphy, chronicling the history and development of New York City.

Johnny Nogar plays the lead in this Native American themed historical fantasy.

An animated parody of the American western movies.

An amateur film made by and starring the husband and wife duo, John & Evelyn Kibar. After Mrs. Kibar asks Mr. Kibar to throw away his old collectables, or “junk,” Mr. Kibar begins reflecting on past travels. Only later do we find out this travel sequence is actually just a dream. Title cards displaying dialogue are dispersed throughout the film. A corresponding 1/4" audio reel for this title is also housed at CFA, but has yet to be digitally transferred.

A dramatization about a likable and ambitious teen-age boy who quits school to get a job. Portrays his joys, frustrations, and gradual disillusionment.

Shows internal anatomy of fetal pigs by systems to illustrate techniques of mammal dissection. Shows pig within uterus, examines internal anatomy, exposes the abdominal cavity, points out internal organs and discusses the functions of the brain.

A man reflects on a spring of his boyhood, when as a ten-year-old he saw his aunt and grandfather receive a 40-day eviction notice because of an urban renewal project. Shows how the Greek traditions fade away as a Greek community and culture is assimilated into an American city, describing the last service held in the neighborhood orthodox church, and picturing the family on Easter as they leave their home on Socrates Street.

A group of friends made up of eight children finds one day a homeless dog that is finally locked up in the municipal kennel. The pitiful look of the animal remains engraved on the boys, who, from that moment on, will try, by all means, to release their new friend.

Letters of the alphabet do battle.

A short film about a french tourist that discovers a side of the city of Athens that is not described in the tourist guides. Best short film for the 3rd Thessaloniki Film Festival. Directed by Kollatos Dimitris, 1962, 11'.

The film is made from the works of photographer Pierre Cordier, whom the artist calls chimigrammes, photographic images in various colors and graphics obtained directly on paper by pouring chemicals into them.

Illustrates the story of a worker whose wife and children are on vacation and who may have been in an accident.

A guide shows us and comments the story and traditions of the Italians since the 10s to the 60s.

A mostly silent (except for one 78 instrumental record played in the background of one sequence) experimental film centering around a stylized depiction of Nazis and Jews.

Part of BFI collection "Worth the Risk?"

Part of BFI collection "Your Children and You."

British documentary.

Director Giorgio Mangiamele produced the first examples of multicultural cinema in this country. 'The Spag' was shot in the streets of Carlton and tells the story of a newspaper boy working to support his widowed mother; along the way his life is fraught with racism. The film is Neo-Realist in style and makes interesting use of incidental music and post-sync dubbed dialogue track; a dog's bark is even mimicked by an actor's voice.

Documentary short by Franz-Josef Spieker.

is a 1962 Indian Kannada film

Instructional training film used to train police officers on tear gas use. Sponsored by Lake Erie Chemical Company.

Âmes et rythmes is a Moroccan film directed by Abdelaziz Ramdani, released in 1962.

Pilots at work off Helsinki

Short animation by Esfandiar Ahmadieh

Documentary by Raquel Soeiro de Brito.

Swedish documentary covering the preparation for the September 25 1962 heavyweight boxing championship match between Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston, ending with the actual match.

Produced for the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, this short documentary promotes the industrial uses of nuclear technology, highlighting how radioisotopes and atomic research were being applied to manufacturing and scientific innovation.

Passenger seafaring between Finland and Sweden

A Films Division of India documentary recording an early development initiative during India’s post-independence modernization period. Referenced by Erik Barnouw as part of the Indian state documentary tradition of the early 1960s, the film documents a “pilot project” focused on infrastructure and development, presenting modernization as a planned, collective process through observational imagery.

Brazilian re-reporting of Algerian news coverage from France.

Short film about artist Francisca de los Reyes.

The story of a boy who gets lost in the lights and smells of downtown Chicago at Christmas time, taken in by the famous holiday displays in department stores.

Pemberton Forest, a karri forest in the southwest region of Western Australia, is the site of a youth camp for school children. In this film, forest officers explain various aspects of forestry and associated industries to the children.

An amateur documentary made as a tribute to the Milanese city. The camera lingers on its most characteristic sites, particularly along the Navigli (the Martesana). It shows elements that today have almost entirely vanished from the modern urban landscape: people washing clothes in the canal, sheep grazing in fields that had briefly escaped the construction of apartment blocks, and a hunting outing that begins on foot from the city—still visibly connected, along its edges, to the rural world.

Through photographs and documents this short documentary makes a reconstruction of the large demonstrations in Veles in 1939, when thousands of people went protesting to the streets under the slogan "We are asking for bread."

A look at how horses and their police riders are trained, and exploring how they do their job.