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A sponsored film from DuPont that provides a history of printing and the printing press. Its focus is primarily the changes that modern technologies have introduced into the process.
Short documentary from West Germany.
A feature on the history and art treasures of the Archangelskoye Palace, now a museum near Moscow.
The violinist fell for a beautiful woman, and they got married. But his boss wasn’t happy about it because he had liked her long before. Out of spite, the boss manipulated him into becoming an alcoholic. From there, his life started to spiral into chaos.
FRG 1969 · R+B+K: Irm & Ed Sommer · 9 min.
Wolfgang Domke demonstrates during the inauguration of a youth center in Dusseldorf / Germany that for him it is more important to discuss with the young people than to show the announced film "Überfordert". (LM)
It was the year in which the Action Committee of Democratic Progress should unite the varios political left groups and be elected in the German parliament.
Otto Kellner, Norbert Stratmann and Joseph Beuys step inside the already filming camera of Lutz Mommartz inside his apartment. Lutz Mommartz without a word exposures the visitors to the audience.
A furrow is being plowed in the sand, first parallel to the left edge of the film screen, then to the right, bottom, and top edges, until the picture frame appears doubled by the quadratic line on the beach.
The disappointment of youthful love, as the gritty realism of the early 1960s stands in stark contrast with the fantasies of the later 1960s.
Life is full of setbacks; even when doing something as simple as going to the station by bike. But our protagonist won’t give up so easily. Line drawings in Vaseline.
This animated film advertises the advantages of the “Buchclub 65” (Book Club 65), a book community founded in 1965. Membership in the community, which existed until 1990, entitled you to regularly buy books at discount prices. The nationwide supply of reading matter to the population of the GDR is emphasised, the club magazine is introduced. And once a year, there is a gift: the main recommendation book.
Cutout animated advertisement for the "Mamaia" fruit nectar, distributed by Conservexport București.
16mm short film by Luca Maria Patella.
Documentary film by Jorge Solé and Carlos Rebolledo.
A survey on the economic exploitation of Paraná fishermen.
The titular "panopticum" means "a set of personalities", the filmmakers focus on human cruelty. People are vengeful towards animals, they are cruel to each other. Finally, people themselves fall victim to a stronger creature.
"This film deals with South Vietnam's "Open Arms" program, designed to encourage communist defectors. The film presents three defectors who tell how Chieu Hoi leaflets persuaded them to desert the North. Their stories offer a candid and telling testimonial against the Viet Cong. The film was produced and directed by William Bayer" (US National Archives).
A mysterious object code named "Meatball" has appeared in orbit around the Earth. When the Military sends an android pilot in a new super spaceship to destroy it, it chickens out and sends amiable stoner Zero Bluitt instead.
On the occasion of the »Construction Days« in the autumn of 1969, the Hamburg Building Authority commissioned five HFBK film students to film one Hamburg commercial each. Christian Bau opted for a critical portrait of Osdorfer Born, Hamburg's first large-scale, prefabricated housing estate, which had been built from 1967 by Neue Heimat, SAGA and other housing companies on the western edge of the city. The images, shot on 16mm, were accompanied by interview passages and a text taken from SAGA's housing construction program. The client was less than enthusiastic, the film disappeared into a closet for decades and can now be shown for the first time in the cinema.
This documentary is devoted to the work of theatre and film actor and singer Nikolai Slichenko. Since 1977, he has been the artistic director of Moscow's Romen Theatre, the oldest professional Romani theatre in the world.
On a morning like any other, the random destinies of a cast of characters unfold over one fateful hour in Newcastle. Awarded a gold star in Amateur Cine World’s 1967 ‘Ten Best’ competition.
Beautiful nature experimental film that shows the extraordinary natural experiences that can be seen on the Swedish islands Öland and Gotland respectively. Also footage of significant ancient monuments and sights.
short film by Matsumoto Shoji
Short Yugoslav film.
A filmic portrayal of a day in the life of the famous classic singer Pandit Bhimsen Joshi.
A look at intercontinental deliveries by lorries that travel through Britain's ferry ports and the problems faced with a focus on the journey of a lorry driver delivering pheasants abroad.
Tell Mummy PIF
Short Film by Carl Henrik Svenstedt.
Describes the highway "Bratstvo i Jedinstvo" between Zagreb and Belgrade, which was known as one of the deadliest highways in Europe because of how neglected it was
Will Spoor is a Dutch performer, working in the abstract side of movement and mime. He has considerable knowledge of the potential of film and his intention was to extend his work into realms that were impossible for live theatre. We used a combination of animation and in-camera superimpositions to create structures of body movement. Our work on sound composition came to a head in this film with organically and electronically complex sounds. It was the most valuable collaboration we had done with another artist since Larry Sitsky; an intense concentration of our energies and skills and of his energies and skills. (Arthur Cantrill & Corinne Cantrill)
Cartoon for children, consisting of two parts, based on the fairy tales "The Centipede" and "Bubble, Bast and Straw".
The phenomenon of male prostitution in Rome in the late 1960s.
Steve and Kathy figure out how to break up.
The tour group's trip to Ladoga is interspersed with the filming of an unfinished project about primitive people.
Footage of beatniks and hippies from the end of the '60s.
In 'Looking Around Piece', the performer stands before a fixed camera, which records his eye and head movements as he follows a moving object outside the frame. In 'Starting Piece', the performer starts too far away to be captured by the camera; as he walks down the hill, he gradually enters the frame. In 'Catching Up', the performer and cameraman walk side by side across a field. Sometimes the performer falls as the camera continues its pace; the performer must make an effort to catch up and return into the frame.
This film recounts how the Ocean Eagle Liberian tanker broke in half in the harbor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, creating a hazard to navigation and spilling oil onto the beaches. Footage depicts the salvage methods used to remove the two halves of the tanker and the oil from the harbor.
British horror short from 1969.
A young gas station attendant falls in love with the flower seller across the street. Every day he buys flowers from her until one day his apartment is full of them. So he decides to write her a letter. Because he doesn't really succeed, he tears it up again. He sees no way out but to drown himself, but that doesn't work either...
A film by Gianfranco Baruchello
A film by Gianfranco Baruchello
A film by Gianfranco Baruchello
Directed by Datta Mane.
Directed by Anant Mane. With Jayshree Gadkar, Arun Sarnaik, Varsha, Barchi Bahdur.
Hanma's mother approaches Taani's uncle, Patil, for five thousand rupees. Patil promises to give the amount to his mother, only if she assures Taani's separation from Hanma.
The conflict comes to a head; student Melville proposes that the Basic Regulations Assembly should "like Lysistrata" refuse to deal with the Ministry of Culture and not adopt any Basic Regulations until the Dahrendorf Plan is off the table. The students propose that no basic regulations be passed until the government has improved the Higher Education Act. The motion is rejected by 10:25 votes. Riots interrupt the meeting.
An analysis of the history of television in Venezuela, subjected to economic power and market interests. The film explores the messages that television reproduces through its "anchors" and the much-criticised soap operas.
Kim was working on Civiliation, Woman, Money, Korea’s first film to feature nude scenes, but had to end it because the actress, feeling humiliated, ran away without notice.