Mais visto Ano 1975 - 248

"This footage was originally written for the film "Cubic Limit" but was not used in the film. It shows 2 sequences of subsets of all the combinations...

A microfilm camera rendered the data into a 16mm film. It was a very painful experience at the time, because an adequate technology for making films...

An hour-long infomercial for WorldVision. The Muppets appear in numerous segments.

A piece of white paper with “IMAI” typed on its surface is placed on top of a paper cone speaker, which emits the recorded sound of...

Passengers traveling to Arad for work in the early morning in a crowded train indulge in a communal nap; on the way back, they play cards, read...

An innovative approach to the subject of National Socialism which uses a composition by Georg Katzer, a GDR pioneer of Neue Musik. The sound level...

Fire fighters are trying to put out burning nitrate film stock with various forms of extinguishers - and fail.

A film shot in New York City in one day, on September 13, 1975, the 4th anniversary of the massacre at Attica prison. The narration presents a case...

Collage video of Haiti, using experimental film techniques, field recording, and relevant texts.

"A commentary on the phenomena of death and dying." -Description from Portable Channel catalogue

Edmondo Roth plays the role of Bette Davis in this campy dark comedy by Pier Farri.

On the occasion of his 21st birthday, Paul Wong walks southwest from his mother’s house at St. Catherines St. to the Quebec St. home of Kenneth...

A ’train movie’ in the Urubamba valley, where a young gringo seems to be having bad dreams. All the racket of the train and the sound of...

Rich and subtle tones of gray and black as defined by the shapes and forms of a New York City rooftop. This is contrasted with the movement of a pair...

Sopping wet.

Optically printed frames of a flickering candle flame.

This stunning, verité portrait of a Black transgender sex-worker living as a housewife in Ohio is a remarkable time capsule and a testament to...

Reminiscences and explanations by Chuck Jones, Friz Freleng, Bob Clampett, and voice artist Mel Blanc, illustrated by many excerpts from their work.