1969 Movies

[D]ynamic shapes emitting energy from the living forms created by subtle camera movements combined with compositional awareness.

The film tells the story of Bill, a young boy who discovers a worn and damaged book about the American Revolution in a secondhand bookshop and buys it...

The title of the film Émet refers to the legend of the Golem. It is an enigmatic film, coming from a reflection on the confrontation of man with his i...

A man has four children, one of which is not his real child. There is a rivalry between this adopted child and one of the man's real sons. As a final...

'It's so absolutely beautiful, so perfect, so like nothing else. Forms, geometry, lines movements, light, very basic, very pure, very surprising, very...

In this educational film, laboratory demonstrations show the effects of moisture and temperature on the growth of molds. Photomicrography reveals the...

"Flat image (of snowbound suburban housing tract) blossoms into 3D only when viewer places Eye Opener before the right eye. (Keeping both eyes open, o...

"NISSAN ARIANA WINDOW is 3/4's of our daughter's name. She was just kid when these pictures were taken. Some were taken before she was born: pregnant...

Gently experimental film introducing Zen concepts, narrated by Alan Watts.

Freely inspired by the passage from 'Du côté de chez Swann' where Marcel Proust evokes Albertine’s Sapphism.

SCOTT MANLEY dreams in the raw after reading "Song of the Loon" of a life and death struggle with JOE CANOLE, as an Indian Brave. Your eyes will cares...

A wildly satirical deconstruction of TV advertising.

AMG auteur Richard Fontaine started making short, silent posing-pouch snapshot films in the mid-1950s and moved on to sound titles like In the Days of...

A Southern Californian gas station is observed over time from fixed and moving perspectives, exploring the distinction between the human experience of...

Prepared and shot with a group of young workers, schoolchildren, the unemployed, etc., in a neighborhood of Le Havre, On voit bien qu'c'est pas toi in...

"The fun-and the only fun-is John Hawkins' FLOWERPOT, a simple, frisky romp involving a cavorting couple and fresh colorations." –Howard Thompson, The...

An extravaganza with all stops out: captures the stylish flamboyancy of Mr. Busby Berkley's shimmering 1930's magic combined with the poltical bullyis...

June Steel’s extremely entertaining film consists of audience reactions to a 1966 exhibition by Edward Kienholz at the Los Angeles County Museum of Ar...

A young Palestinian man living a carefree life undergoes a personal awakening after the loss of a loved one. This transformation leads him to become a...