1967 Movies

Black and white UCLA student film, preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. The film paints a portrait of the anarchist hippie group, The Di...

Conceived in 1922 by Kurt Schwerdtfeger, filming only took place shortly after his death in 1966 under the supervision of Rudolf Jüdes.

A naked man crawls around a basement alone, listening to his own voice recorded on tape. "There is nothing to say... almost nothing." Drawing inspirat...

An emerging solidarity community on strike: In 1965, Mexican farm workers stood up against the unregulated capitalism in the agricultural sector and t...

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 li...

An intimate flipside of BE-IN, visits homes, parks and "offices" of the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood - tearing out discrete images of daily life and co...

The last fishermen using the old fishing structures called trabucchi typical of the Gargano promontory.

Scenes from a bar - people eat, drink and talk about important and less important things.

Three representatives of today's young generation: a young man who works at a motorcycle factory, a woman who works at a department store in Tokyo, an...

CONFINES DE SAL is a film made with a grant from the National Institute of Cinematography and with the support of the National Arts Fund's "short film...

Unlike Reflex, Schifano's center of interest in this very short film is Gattinoni's models and not the photographer.

Short illustrating the parts of speech.

"A tribute to overwhelming nature, this film is rich in both color and sound. A combination of original footage and images from children's books, text...

A short journey through some small town Victoriana... –J. H.

Early in the morning, the children start their journey to kindergarten, hand-in-hand with their parents. There is no shortage of activities for the li...

The African pioneer Edouard Sailly created a distinctive poetic cinema. Here, he ponders the state of mind of a mourning fisherman.

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

In the ruins of a religious building, a council-orchestra of elders sits enthroned in carved chairs in the abandoned space marked by the passage of ti...