Cinematic Era: 1967 Vintage

A film-reflection about a simple trolleybus driver who had his own, non-standard approach to serving passengers.

Harlequin wanders through the night streets of old Vilnius, searching for friendship and human warmth.

Awesome, Beguiling and Creative: a simple but stunningly imaginative English alphabet drawn by a stalwart member of Cardiff’s cine club.

A stalwart of Cardiff Amateur Cine Society tries his hand at the sort of cut-out craziness Terry Gilliam created for Monty Python.

One of the early works of Japanese filmmaker Jun'ichi Okuyama.

A portrait of Sunni, a modern mystic with a BA from Vassar and an MA from Harvard. Her past told with the Tarot cards. She was also publisher/editor of Filmmakers’ Newsletter.

Visual etude based on M. K. Čiurlionis' symphonic poem "In the Forest."

A film by Charles Levine

Marker on blank film.

An animation for the “Animated Projective Environment”, in which C. Cecchi performs the “Behavior” of “Staying at the bar”.

Short documentary film by Ricardo Malheiro.

An anthology of short films directed by several Romanian cartoonists.

This Story revolves around a Young lady played by K.R.Vijaya who lost her memory accidently & moved to new City where he Met the Hero and Fall in love with him. After marrying to him in an another accident she lost the memories of her marriage. Finally Ravichandran Meets her in person where she is engaged to another person. Packed with Full Time Comedy of Nagesh & Cho.

Unused material: Yalkut documented Kusama's Body Festivals throughout the so-called Summer of Love, including one staged in the studio of WBAI and broadcast live on Bob Fass's late night Radio Unnameable.

In this performance work, a light switch is shown for an extended period in the film. When a finger appears in the frame to turn on the switch, the lights go up in the theater.

Observations of everyday life in Krakow.

A man walks back and forth along a street, shot in a rapid rhythm according to a fixed editing pattern. He occasionally recovers by drinking a glass of water.

The spotlight falls on some of the aspects of the social services in the Germany.

A film about the discovery and development of the West Sole field. Dedicated to the memory of the 13 men who died on the BP platform Sea Gem in 1965.

An intimate flipside of BE-IN, visits homes, parks and "offices" of the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood - tearing out discrete images of daily life and composing them into montage episodes. This sequence of short poems, separated by black, follows the contour of one day in HA. Featured are the Grateful Dead at home, Oracle newspaper office, Diggers' Free Food in the Park, the Free Frame of Reference, and many friends. Like BE-IN, performed on the homemade optical printer. Too visually intricate for sound, this one’s all for your eyes.

Early science-fiction/science-film hybrid exploring themes around computational culture. James Baldwin Special Prize, I. Hisar Short Film Competition.

The man presents his new invention to the commission.

Suspense film coproduced between Colombia, France and Venezuela.

Demonstrates by use of a glass prism that white light is actually a combination of several colors, which can be reproduced by pigments. Shows how three primary colors can be mixed to make secondary colors and, in turn, intermediate colors. Presents the dimensions of color -- hue, value and intensity -- and illustrates how color combinations create effects and moods.

Color UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. "A powerful New American Cinema drama in which the elements of sex (including inter-racial sex) and violence have been deliberately exploited to the nth degree in order to create, in effect, an anti-sex and violence film in terms of the emotional response of the audience"--Creative Film Society 16 mm. film rental & sale catalogue, 1975. "For me, The breadth of the bones is an attempt to give the audience experiences and feelings that are a part of themselves but which they choose to deny"--Alan Barker.

Black and white UCLA Student Film, preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. A narrative short of one woman's existential crisis over her love for French and classic Hollywood cinema. She goes to the movies, cries off her eyeliner, and smokes cigarettes, leading her life in the spirit of Lauren Bacall. Yet her romantic life falls short of the cinematic arc.

Norwegian experimental short film.

"A single walking shot of New York skyline filmed from Long Island City, fragmented with pieces turned upside down imitating negative; scratched and painted-in flames, explosions, colored chemical flooding; painted with merthiolate to heal the wounds."–M.J.

Myra Brown has married an older man who is unaware of her infidelities with the customers at their cafe across the street. One day, he informs her that he will be away all night and she entices a number of customers, both men and women, to come to her house for sex. During the evening, two men sexually abuse her, a lesbian fights her for the favors of another woman and another lesbian and a handsome stranger have sex with her. She is murdered by a vicious sadist, who is in turn killed by her vengeful husband.

A promotional film about wildcatting for oil.

Film commissioned by Lisnave. Shot in 16mm

History of the Pacific War from the invasion of Manchuria to the Tokyo trials

Directed by Chandravadan. With Ranjit Budhkar, Ramesh Deo, Vasant Eric, Chandrakant Gokhale.

Kamini decides to seek revenge from her stepson, Vinay, when he marries Laxmi without her consent. Goddess Lakshmi takes the form of her daughter-in-law to teach her and her family a lesson.

Presents a geographic overview of the Rocky Mountain region. Discusses the significant role that this region of natural resources has played in the development of the continent

A documentary presenting personal impressions of the port of Rotterdam-Europoort, showing ships, dockyards whilst emphasising the rapid growth of shipping and industry in and around the port.

This is a film rendition of the poem "Maximus to Himself" by Charles Olson, taken from his collection THE MAXIMUS POEMS. It is a five minute sound film, black and white action footage, juxtaposed and contrasted with color painting on the celluloid. All is synchronized and contains still shots, slow motion, and fast moving image. Most of the footage was shot in the summer of 1967, in Gloucester, Massachusetts, the home of Charles Olson and the scene of "The Maximus Poems. " The sea ballad, "The Shoals of Herring", is sung by the British song writer and folk singer, Ewan MacColl.

De Armas' last production, La frontera (1967), is a cartoon with an implausible plasticity recreated from geometric figures. This anime evokes the geopolitical conflicts of “the border and ends up turning the disputed land into the space of both opponents. However, even though it is less introspective than other of his materials, La frontera is also a trigger for artistic experimentation.

“All alone, a young lady in bed smokes herself into a love affair.”

Still images of action and gesture from Mike Nichols’ WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? are used to transform Edward Albee’s characters into the haunting shells of people they have become. To achieve this stunning effect, Boyer re-photographed the entire feature using a specially made camera that slowly recorded images off of the screen. This one minute of film was then expanded to eight minutes, resulting in a re-examination of the entire structure of a feature film – dramatic line, duration relationships and a particulate disassembly of the frames themselves.

This is the second part of a three-part documentary about People's Republic of China, filmed in 1967 by Swedish filmmaker Bo Gaertze, and released by a number of companies (this is a German version released by the FWU).

A young man walks by who he believes to be the girl of his dreams and imagines their life together.

The film is set on an island in the Pacific where a hydrogen bomb is being tested. A group of local fishermen die from radiation sickness. The inventor of the bomb, American scientist Thomas Sherwood, also receives a large dose of radiation and is now terminally ill. Once he professed the theory of "redemption through his own suffering," but now, in the face of death, he realized that such atonement does not benefit anyone.

By using film as a means of communication, the people of Fogo Island, Newfoundland, voice some of their daily concerns. In this film, some of the problems discussed are the lack of fish and the inability to market any species but cod.

A day in a park, from the gates opening to their closure at dusk.

Short film by Bruno Munari and Marcello Piccardo.

Short film by Patella.

Short film by G. Fioroni.

The married couple Angelika and Horst Butter sum up successes and setbacks of their joint amateur filmmaking. They now produce elaborate puppet animations in their private rooms, under sometimes adverse conditions. They adapt fairy tale and fantasy sources, but also take up topical social issues, for example in an entertaining vision for International Women’s Day.

As the newly arrived souls realize just how austere heaven is, they want to leave. Tuggener uses various locations in the city of Zurich in order to tell his story of heaven, ancient gods and worldly delights.

Hammer-inspired film made entirely using British Sign Language.