1972 Movies

The film is a brief evocation of a town, Aix-en-Provence, by the friendly vision of one of its old inhabitants. He brings back some anecdotes which de...

A look at Jordi Bonet as he executed the work on the famous mural at the Grand Théâtre de Québec.

A film in Super-8 by Sérgio Péo. Documentary scenes from everyday life and performance gestures are mixed in this fast montage of images produced on t...

The ruler of the land of Bella Flor promises positive improvements by joining forces with a foreign suspicious robot. Soon, Pico Fino and the inhabit...

The film is based on a variety of reflections on politics and labor, economy and technology, identity and advertising.

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A crowd of champagne-riddled art patrons witness and react to the unveiling of a fountain sculpted by Richard See and the filmmaker. The fountain coll...

Produced on 16mm film in 1971, this film is a wonderful piece of LGBTQ history that chronicles some of the first pride parades and gatherings of queer...

Screened at the Ann Arbor Film Festival in 1972

VAMPEER is told through a color mist and floating vales. A non-narrative film in the tradition of the Weber-Watson "Fall of the House of Usher" (1928)...

This film is my bridge from filmpainting to live-action filmmaking. A grant from a former teacher, through the National Counsel of Churches, enabled m...

Twenty-four hours in the life of a factory worker.

Jon Else’s open-ended documentary showing Death Valley, Calif., as a cruel and sublime backdrop against which a small group of aging residents reminis...

A strange and haunting vision of the catharsis involved in the work and leisure expenditure of an apparently non-distinct punch clock commoner, a huma...

electronically generated film, with electronic sound track

The Dispossessed was the winner of the 1971 “Grand Award” at the Foothill Film Festival. It is a brilliant film and a must for anyone who is preo...

One dog eats another dog. Another dog eats that one, etc