Cinematic Era: 1965 Vintage

Indian drama starring Kongara Jaggaiah and Krishna Kumari

Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers show off their collective musical skills in two high-voltage performances, one filmed inside a Tokyo studio in 1961 and the other recorded in London in 1965. The Tokyo set includes the classic tunes "Dat Dere," "Blues March," "Moanin'," "Yama" and "A Night in Tunisia," while the London gig features the tracks "On the Ginza," "Lament for Stacy," "The Egyptian" and "Buhaina's Delight."

Bollywood 1965

A series of vignettes depicting musicians, painters, and other artists in an amusing manner.

Oscar nominated documentary short from 1965

Woody is causing too much damage. So much so that top scientists are called in to figure out a solution.

The world goes into panic when it is discovered that the Telestar satellite has gone missing. It turns out that Astronut has taken it out of orbit because it was getting in his way on his spaceship. As Oscar tries to return it to authorities two thieves steal the satellite and holds it for $2 million ransom.

After witnessing a politician being driven around in a new Cadillac, a Chevy attempts to fool the world into thinking it's a Cadillac in this Christian metaphor.

A writer, a producer, and a director are having a meeting to discuss and plan scenes for their current film project: The story of Liz Adams, who has come to New York to seek fame and fortune through the theatre.

A young Republican Goldwater support group campaign, debate, and celebrate in their appreciation for 1964 presidential candidate Barry Goldwater.

François de Menil has been lit at a three-quarter angle from the left; he glances briefly at the camera and then stares straight in front of him as if avoiding catching the camera’s eye; the right side of his face fades off into deep shadow.

Performance documentation of an event staged by British artists Mark Boyle and Joan Hills – but activated, and even filmed, by a participatory audience – at the Institute of Contemporary Arts on 11 May 1965

About film director Vladimir Skuibin.

Eikichi Shida, who works in the sales department of Jinbo Bussan, receives a scouting offer from Sakiko Minagawa, the secretary to the president of Nishida Bussan. The president of Nishida Bussan was originally a general manager at Jinbo Bussan, but he created his own company and started to ravage all of Jinbo Bussan's clients.... For the first time, Akira Kobayashi takes on the role of a passionate employee and faces corporate competition.

A pilot for a musical-comedy revue starring Allan Sherman, with guests Lorne Greene, Jack Gilford and Angie Dickinson, plus a brief cameo by Danny Thomas.

Chicken Gock and the mice Singeschön and Springeschön want to celebrate a sports festival. It is to begin with a big race. At the starting line are a scooter and a tricycle for the mice and a little cart for the rooster. But since the mice feel like they are going to win from the outset, they don't try very hard, and the rooster wins.

A film by Bob Hanson

A nude woman dances in front of a wall of balloons.

A review of the flower exhibition in Frogner Park in the summer of 1965. Useful tips for gardeners and others who enjoy flowers. The Monica School. ***** Oslofilm was a series of public information films about life in and around Oslo, produced between 1940 and 1980. Funded by the state, the films offer valuable insight into postwar Norwegian society. A wide range of Norwegian filmmakers contributed to the productions, resulting in a rich variety of styles and expressions. Several of the films also possess notable cinematic qualities, standing out as more than just informational material. The Oslofilms represent a unique and important chapter in Norwegian film history.

A woman getting ready for a date, but nothing is going according to plan.

Documentary by Jesús Enrique Guédez.

Short documentary, recording the clash in the La Candela neighborhood and how it was celebrated in its early days.

Produced by Jam Handy in association with General Tire & Rubber Company, this traffic and road safety film stresses the importance of maintaining your tires to prevent accidents.

This film was produced to make the life of science more appealing to school children in America. It was intended to tell the story of purpose and even drama that scientists experienced in the world of experimental physics. The film recounts the long and complicated life cycle of a high energy physics experiment.

Safeguarding Water Supplies

UCLA Student Film 16mm Color Sound

A 300-ton Schnaveer type trailer created through the development of heavy goods transport technology at Nippon Express. This work records the work of transporting a 280-ton ultra-heavy transformer for substations in its complete state.

A supercilious chess-player becomes obsessed with his white pawn as he sees her getting closer to becoming a queen. In his efforts to catch her, he enters into the game himself, with disastrous results.

Professor Yaya takes you on a comical journey through the history of Opera music.

A salesman sells a vacuum cleaner with perfect pitch.

The documentary Nomads premiered in Ashgabat in 1965. The troupe of dzhigit horsemen, led by Davlet Hodzhabaev, can only be compared to a storm. It is about them the American press wrote during their tour in the US: "Even we, the Americans, having seen so many cowboys, couldn't not marvel at such inseparable, almost centaurean merge of the rider and the horse, like that the Turkmen horsemen demonstrated to us with such brilliance."

16mm experimental film by Sam Perry

A walk around the ancient town of Trogir. The walker goes deeper and deeper into the stone labyrinth, and encounters fear, death and pain.

A film about Antonio Gaudi and his architecture in Barcelona.

Short poetic study around experiencing space.

Directed by Yeshwant Pethkar. With Ramesh Deo.

Directed by Datta Mane. With Jayshree Gadkar.

Marathi drama film starring Kamini Kadam, Sharad Talwalkar, Lalita Karekar, Damu Anna Malvankar.

Founded under water ... all at sea ... made at land.

an image-less flicker film, much like Angel Eyes and Archangel.

29 degrees in the shade is a one-act comedy by Eugène Labiche, premiered in Paris at the Palais-Royal theater on April 9, 1873. One summer Sunday, Pomadour receives two of his friends as well as Adolphe, a stranger invited unexpectedly. Pomadour having surprised Adolphe giving kisses to his wife, gets angry and wonders about the follow-up to be given to this affront. His friends having assured him that in the event of a duel, the adversary makes a point of not defending himself, Pomadour demands a duel with the sword. But understanding that Adolphe is a skilled swordsman and that he is determined to defend himself, Pomadour tries to get out of this bad situation. His wife then comes to his rescue, in her own way.

Soundtrack: Arrangement from Franz Liszt's scores.

Soundtrack: TOCCATA SUPRAPHON, by Oliver Martinu.

Avant-garde city symphony montage of New York City with soundtrack: CONCERTO FOR PERCUSSION AND ORCHESTRA, by Bertold Hummel.

Having remained wrapped up in a dark basement for over forty years, Marinella Pirelli's 16mm film explorations of light and movement have only recently resurfaced. Active in the 1960s and 70s, and one of the few Italian woman artists working in experimental film, her works traverse numerous thematics connected to the body, the gaze and the relationship with the cinema apparatus/projection event.

A family from the town of Vichigasta collects the fruits of the carob tree.