Am häufigsten gesehen Jahr 1966 - 198

As the camera moves elegantly across Paul Ritchards’ body, abstract, superimposed images of New York City drift in and out of frame. The urban...

A study of light and real-time transmission.

In Chiriquí, among rural bourgeoisie, the frivolous wife of a landowner feels attracted to a womanizer, while her husband falls for an...

It Happens Every Noon describes the national school lunch program, which is designed to provide from a third to one-half of the student's daily...

An advertisement from 1966, as part of the It Happened in France: French animation from 1894 to 2018 program curated by the Ottawa International...

Dealing with the subject of the soul and its relation to modern man in his contemporary environment, the story is how a man, caught in a Twentieth...

The Lagno is the canal that crosses Naples, collecting its debris to stop even before reaching the sea. Around its dirty waters, the film outlines a...

Quacky Whack tries to get on Noah's Ark. Hilarity ensures.

About an old lighthouse keeper, his son, and his attachment to his native land.

This film presents a series of flickering frames of primary colors to groaning tape manipulations. ‘Though I have worked extensively in various...

Cited as the first Saudi film to be shot in 16mm.

A documentary abstraction recorded at night in Los Angeles backed by the music of Stockhausen. It is a preliminary effort to organise camera and...

East German educational movie about healthy eating.

Inclinations is the result of several years of collaboration between the artist couple Eva and Guido Haas. Scratched and printed directly onto black...

Nicodemus and Joseph of Arimathea witness the prophesies of Isaiah come to pass during this dramatization of events around Christ’s Crucifixion...

A Super 8 home movie by Marco Melani.

Electric locomotives in the West, steam locomotives in the East. This report from Bebra uses "observations at a German train station" to illustrate...

Unedited footage of Chicago holiday display windows shot by Metro Movie Club member Joe Domin. Possibly an outtake of the larger amateur work, SILVER...