1976 Movies

This silent, 8mm film combines two camera procedures: time lapse and the zoom lens. It aims not for technical smoothness but a beguiling abruptness. S...

The principle of stillness in Sequels in trasfigured times is like a botanical drying procedure for film which conserves a fixed but superb memory of...

The clacking of heels on the floor, to the rhythm of a measured walk, accompanies the movement of a camera that scrutinises a man in close up. Slowly,...

The film is a continuous, "real time" tracking shot of a stream bed. The length of the track was ten yards. The camera was suspended in a motorized ca...

Reconstructed from turn-of the century footage, an ironic vision of high industrial pomp and pageantry - in substantial shadows of ancient prerogative...

“This was my first film using the matte-box. Using images of my own backyard, I found that I could create a kind of mysterious story, an almost supern...

In his film ‘Monkey’s Birthday’ (1975) David Larcher used diaristic footage as a basis for a long, highly romantic mediation on light and color that w...

In a dusty, one-horse town of the old West, a kid learns about the metric system as he attends school, tries to win a puppy in a contest, and helps hi...

Farm work and nature.

Report on traditional Peruvian dance.

The magic moment of an image and the emotion aroused following the suggestion of an imaginary itinerary, that makes the real world seem strange and fa...

In this melding of art and science, the Cornwells create a quasi-hypnotic take on a mathematical construct.

Film "commemorating" the death of the Spanish dictator, Generalissimo Francisco Franco (1893-1976),caricatured through the senile and sclerotic figur...

Stop-motion recording of a pillow being folded and crumpled.

We traveled to Indiana back roads to see and shoot the annual Miss Nude Universe Contest held at a “notorious” nudist camp. They wanted $15 a head at...

Educational film about drunk driving.