All Films

Two youth groups with one aim in common. They profess hate for the older generation and they're out to shock and disgust by any means.

This is just one episode of that terrible war. One and only day for a recruit - a military driver of an asphalt skating rink. He used it to level the runway during a raid by fascist bombers so that our planes could take off into the sky...

KRON-TV Assignment Four documentary film which aired on October 5th 1969 at 7:00pm about poverty, racism, urban renewal and community action in San Francisco's Hunters Point neighborhood (predominantly African American). Features scenes of: SFPD Community Relations Unit's Palmer Jackson walking around the neighborhood and talking with youths; Adam Rogers of Young men For Action meeting with police and community members; an interview with Dr. Arthur Coleman, head of the Hunters Point Bayview Community Health Project; Mrs Elouise Westbrook chairing a public meeting of the Joint Housing Committee; Sylvester Brown criticizing Mrs Westbrook for not permitting more voices to be heard at the meeting; Rev. Charles Lee preaching a sermon about how a "revolution" is coming, at the Ridgepoint Methodist Church; brief views of the September 1966 Hunters Point uprising (including police shooting at residents) and urban planner William Keller presenting ideas of how to transform the neighborhood.

The film was inspired by the interesting folk custom of the time of burning tires on the railway, all in order to stop the train and get on it, given that there was no real station and the train did not even stop.

Footage of beatniks and hippies from the end of the '60s.

The tour group's trip to Ladoga is interspersed with the filming of an unfinished project about primitive people.

A young tourist-skier is testing the strength of her admirers. Two of them are having a hard time.

A look at the history of the city of Spokane

British Public Information Film encouraging young women to broaden their scope when looking for employment.

This work grew out of Knud Viktor’s private family recordings of his daughter blowing soap bubbles. Due to a cancellation from the intended composer, the film features Viktor’s first sound composition.

Describes the highway "Bratstvo i Jedinstvo" between Zagreb and Belgrade, which was known as one of the deadliest highways in Europe because of how neglected it was

A claymation and abstract object animation consisting of organic shapes and crocheted afghan squares synchronized to an original guitar duet by classmates Ray Goldstein and Nick Katzman. This is Bill Brand's first 16mm film completed in 1969 while a student at Antioch College.

Iced Ponds safety

Short experimental film by Enrique Butti made at the prestigious Universidad Nacional del Litoral.

Don't Talk To Strangers

Tell Mummy PIF

Prevent Smog

Beware Fog

Short Yugoslav film.

Freely inspired by the passage from 'Du côté de chez Swann' where Marcel Proust evokes Albertine’s Sapphism.

A training film for youth groups. Designed to stimulate interest in safety, it will help build a positive attitude toward the safe way to work. The cast is made up of Job Corps enrollees. The filming was done at a National Forest Job Corps Conservation Center. Real work situations are featured.

Short promotional clip of the legendary Athenée Palace, Leonard Suciu’s film plays out as a pop-infused showcase of the venue’s nocturnal temptations. Scantily clad dancers, sweaty singers, and all sorts of bacchic attractions—seasoned with a psychedelic soundtrack—recreate a Western-style atmosphere where spectators (both men and women) lounge in the cigarette-smoked chiaroscuro, while the performers lay themselves bare to indiscreet, hungry gazes in search of exotic thrills.