1984 Movies

Tweety, the forest elf, is convinced that life would stop without him. But he has to learn the hard way: it's good to know your place in the world.

Aduththaduththu is a 1984 Malayalam film directed by Sathyan Anthikkad. The film stars Mohanlal, Lizy Priyadarshan, Ashokan and Bahadur in lead roles.

Yuri Bezmenov, the son of a high-ranking Soviet officer, was a member of the elite propaganda arm of the KGB, known as the Novasti Press Agency. One o...

A brief chronicle of the filming of Los chané.

Gumby is pursued by a large Catmull Hand. Modeled, animated and rendered at NYIT Computer Graphics Lab. In this 3D geometric world, Gumby is made of...

The film tackles Filipinos’ dissatisfaction towards the Marcos regime by documenting the historic “Lakbayan” or “Lakad ng Bayan Para sa Kalayaan” (Peo...

Teresa Tyszkiewicz's last film is at the same time her only work realized in this medium in France, where the artist emigrated in 1982. The film featu...

Documentary by WiTCH (the Women's Independent Cinema House collective) discussing the concept of collective ownership and interviewing many different...

Shells create intricate patterns in this short stop-motion animation.

A short film by Thomas Feldmann

An observational documentary filmed among the Chané of Salta in 1984. The Super 8 film footage and magnetic sound recordings of this ethnographic, non...

The incredible splendor & glamor: princely palaces of exotic design; incomparable collections of fine arts; palatial garden settings; stories of golde...

When a boy wakes up, his memory is lost and the town is empty. Suddenly, a girl appears selling manjushage flowers, saying "Don't you want flowers? Th...

A 30 minute special on David Gilmour's solo career: inflections on his past with Pink Floyd and insights from such close personal friends as The Who's...

A documentary about the civil war in El Salvador in the 1980s, told from the points of view of the rebels, the soldiers fighting them, and civilians w...

Tseng Kwong Chi (1950-1990) was part of an intimate circle of artists, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, and Cindy Sherman among them, who took center stage...

Filmmaker George Kuchar relates various childhood traumas, including his obsession with the ‘lean people'.