Cinematic Era: 1975 Vintage

It documents a traditional event that took place on St. George’s Day in Dragash, Kosovo.

8mm film by Swiss artist Roman Signer.

Here, the artist performs as the female protagonist of Russ Meyer’s soft-porn film, Europe in the Raw! (1963). Done up in black lace lingerie, heavy makeup, and a seductive expression, he meanders across the room, methodically exposing different body parts, accentuated by cropped close-ups. Yet the work quickly deviates from standard realms of sexual fantasy, devolving into something unexpectedly abnormal. Having thrust a hot dog up his ass and smeared himself with ketchup, he positions himself on all fours and “goes down” on a slab of glistening raw meat, burying his face in it, taking it in his teeth, drooling and spitting on it, and finally rubbing it over his body. He then adds ground beef to the mix, spreading it across the bed along with the steak, hot dogs, and ketchup and thrusting his body back and forth with increasing agitation, as if simultaneously humping and being humped by it. Such antics continue for nearly 45 minutes.

The mole decides to save a patch of greenery that stands in the way of a bulldozer that is supposed to build a highway there.

Introduction to the oil industry of India in the post-colonial period.

Documentary.

Close-up photographs of baskets, tools and utensils used in the past and still used today by the L'ilawat of Canada. Printed notes describe the use of each item

In order to earn a warrior name, the son of Araguaia chief wanders the forest, falls in love with a girl from the Tocantins tribe, and defeats their bravest warrior. When his true identity is discovered, he makes a deal: promises to fight the Tapuias, another tribe which threatens the Tocantins, marries the Indian girl, and establishes the Ubirajara nation.

Nuclear power may well ensure France independence. Then why are the nuclear plants set up by American trusts disguised as Belgian companies? It is true that we no longer need oil exporting countries. In fact, we have to deal with uranium exporting nations. And when we have destroyed nature, we can always stay at home and watch TV, that is, if genetic mutations allow us to play with the remote control box...

A mother of seven was jailed for not settling a TV bill... The film examines the judiciary system in this liberal country and reveals the existence of a class justice.

Mommartz films his friend Brigitte talking about her life.

In "Messe pour un corps", Michel Journiac organizes a real religious service and makes the participants receive communion with a black pudding made from his own blood.

The cabin in Sweden in summer

Homage to the woman artist.

Bobby Jucker's soap business is on the brink of collapse. The resigned manufacturer expects to go bankrupt soon. So he doesn't mind letting his wife take the reins and putting on an apron himself. Clara Jucker is tired of being a housewife anyway. Bobby is already gloating over his wife's failure. But Clara turns out to have a talent for business, and instead of impending bankruptcy, her husband now has to cope with his wife's success. What makes the situation even more unbearable is that Clara seems to get along very well with her new assistant, Binggeli-Braun. Bobby Jucker's envy is now compounded by jealousy toward his supposed rival. A fight is inevitable.

Gang members, Vietnam vets, and young factory workers from Chicago's neighborhoods tell of their personal experience with racism- who gets hurt and who profits.

About the liar and braggart poodle Tishka. Tishka is a city poodle who came to visit the hospitable Zhuchka. Tishka tells a lot of tall tales, and then realizes that you can't deceive your friends.

Matulda and Megasen are small air spirits that humans can only see in the moonlight. Their airborne kingdom is ruled by King Storpösus. Megasen is a small round creature whose name and appearance are reminiscent of a cross between a small pig and a pegasus. Matulda is a woman who flies on a broomstick. The starting point for the feature film is the coup d'état (led by Lillpösus the Bold – also known as Slidder Sladder – and his henchman Klart Som Korvspad) that takes place during the ongoing heatwave in the airis kingdom. The action then takes place primarily on Earth, sometimes in apartment buildings, office paper, vanilla ice cream drifts, and juice glasses. The human children Mats and Mi are the only important human characters.

Under the wild cloudy skies of New Mexico, Idemitsu reflected on the history of the native Americans.

In this episode, Prof. Dr. J.H. van den Berg, psychiatrist and author in the field of metabletics, a discipline concerned with interpreting societal changes.

Electronic visual synthesis performance.

The northern city with its old mansions and colonial temples of historical value, highlighting the Hispanic tradition of the city.

From the series Ancient Cultures of Peru.

The story of what happened to Keloğlan as he was on his way to the marriage registry office with a girl he didn’t want to marry...

Short film.

The work of the visual artist Félix Oliva based on his own testimony.

One of 6 Films About Russian Cities—Seen Through the Eyes of a Protagonist and His Friends. Thus, Each City Reveals a "Countenance of Singular Expression."

A concert by American singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka. First broadcast in 1975. Songs include Love Will Keep Us Together, Laughter in the Rain and When You Were Lovin' Me.

A documentary by Armando Robles Godoy.

L'Opéra de Paris Orchestra & Chorus Conductor: Charles Mackerras Stage Director: Jorge Lavelli Theatre National de l'Opera de Paris, 1975

Karate Sensei profiles one of the pioneers of Okinawan Karate in the United States, Eihachi Ota. Through kinetic training footage in his Los Angeles dojo and narration by Japanese American actor Mako, Karate Sensei reveals a man dedicated to teaching the craft and history of karate.

Public information film aimed to educate the Australian public about exercise in a fun and non-threatening manner.

The everyday sights and sounds of the city of Cork.

A diary film, the record of an interim period, winter with two cats at the bungalow at 4111 Oak Street in Kansas City, Missouri. Practicing slight-of-hand magic, a congruence of film magic, the back yard where I used to study the ethnography of cats and park the car on Sunday, listening to gospel music on the AM radio.

Short film by Josefina Jordán.

One man's improbable journey through twentieth-century history.

Pink film from Okura Eiga.

A black and white, experimental film from 1975.

Devotion ("bhakti") is a way of communicating with the Divine. Béjart's work interprets the concept through dance. Three scenes honor the most important Hindu deities: Krishna, Rama and Shiva - and tell their love stories.

The animation is made after a famous Azerbajan Childrens song from 1949 by Gambara Guseinli.

Women relate their experiences with marriage and motherhood, punctuated by commercials for weddings, among other things. A seminal work by Kathleen Shannon, who founded Studio D, a production entity dedicated to women making films at the National Film Board of Canada.

It's a staging of The Maids, which, set in the 1930s, tells the story of two sisters working in the house of an abusive woman. Genet's film begins with a ritual: the lighting of candles. It's a black and white film with complex lighting design.

A short film by Greer Lankton.

A documentary about the daily life and customs of the people of the Oba region in Bushehr province.

A mother of two children expends the same amount of calories caring for her family and household as a tractor driver does during eight hours of work. A scientific experiment based on data from the Occupational Safety Research Institute and the Institute of Hygiene and Diseases converts activities such as doing laundry, carrying groceries, and bathing children into numbers, thereby highlighting the amount of work that society overlooks as a gender-specific given.

Contemporary to La città sublime, also edited and photographed by Ceccarelli and Rubini for Corona, it is a continuation of the investigation into Rome in the mid-1970s from a particular point of view.

Film by Franca Donda and Josefina Jordán.

Man-sook, the king's executioner, promises dutiful Su-kyeong that he will give her father a proper burial after he has been executed. The two fall in love and marry but their lives are complicated by Su-kyeong's ambitious uncle who wants to make use of Man-sook's talent for killing to remove political opponents.

A teenage girl arrives at an unusual home for a piano lesson, during which she loses her mind.

Documentary by Iván Feo and Antonio Llerandi.

A short displaying the process of manufacturing and assembling a Fiat 126P in Poland, a so-called "maluch".

A village headman, Moawa, weaves a cotton hammock while his wife swings in her own hammock, occasionally touching his leg in a loving gesture. She watches and teases him while playing with their baby. Filmmaker: Timothy Asch, Napoleon Chagnon

When dolls come alive...