Okubukwe Kakhulu Unyaka 1965 - 191

Journey of the Cortés family from their old village to their new house in Gargáligas, granted by the National Institute of Colonization.

Documentary about the work accidents, for the german TV.

Soundtrack: Arrangement from Franz Liszt's scores.

Educational film produced by the West German army about the dangers of sabotage.

A short nature documentary about the four stages of the papilio zelicaon (anise swallowtail) by the inimitable Sid Laverents.

Harvey Matusow explores his complex relationship with the House of Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) in two reels of film. A range of archival...

A 8mm short film.

"Dear Jonas Mekas, Here are two films I made one time in Frisco, you may want for COOP. They were in Ann Arbor Fest '65. The animated one is pretty...

A 1965 short film by Christian Rischert.

In PLAYGROUND, the inherent motions of the objects are expanded to be seen along with occasional children as subject. Only credits should maybe be...

Filmed in Palestrina-Roma.

Short film demonstrating how different colour schemes can be devised for each room.

An animated film, without commentary, produced by a guest filmmaker from India, Gopal K. Gokhale, during a period of workstudy at the National Film...

Scenes of traditional dancers of bourrée, filmed in the village of Les Hermaux, in the Lozère region, on September 12, 1965.

This film is based on rhythmic formations in pictures and sound, shaping and organic patterns. The music is conducted on bicycle spokes.

Lovely nighttime footage of the 1964 World's Fair in Queens, New York.

Buck Dancer centers on Ed Young, a performer from Memphis raised in northwest Mississippi, who was introduced to Hawes via the Sea Island Singers.

Hawes’s first film—and her only shot on 35mm—documents songs performed by a group from St. Simon’s Island, Georgia who worked...

In The Worthless Smile, Karlung constructs a complex world of ideas out of images of chiselled and painted foil, double-exposed sequences and montage...