I più visti Anno 1965 - 192

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

This is chronic of the lives of Kharkiv students whose stable life was suddenly disrupted by "KVN" (name and Russian abbreviation of the popular show...

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

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...

One episodes of the adventures of Peter, his dog Pimpek, and the mysterious enchanted pencil from one of the most famous Polish children’s...

A short film screened at Il Cinema Ritrovato

The true story of a young girl called Clarita who in front of doctors, police and other officials would suffer terrible bite marks from what seemed...

'Included in a highly succesful Pop Art Erotica program with films by Warhol, Preston, etc. at The Bridge Theater. BOXED IN is a study in Camp...

Presents a dramatization of the extended field trip made by Mark Catesby in colonial Virginia and the ultimate publication of his two-volume...

This film is about circles. The first circular object on screen is a roll of film, the following is an orange, and thereafter, Byron’s film is...

A short film about voting in the United States.

Attracted by the roar, hinds come to gather around their leader. The lonely stag forces the leader into the fight for the herd. Hinds watch the fight...

A 20-minute film by Norma Adams about a married woman in her mid 30s as she joins a women's consciousness-raising group. Scenes of the group are...

Presents a survey of independent businesses to show how free enterprise operates and contributes to the strength and stability of the country.

"Womancock has a rippling surreality to it, using montage-collage cinema, superimposing images within the frame and juxtaposing pieces of film and...