1972 Movies

Steamboat trip along the Purus River.

Short by Marcel Broodthaers.

Short by Marcel Broodthaers.

If you ever wondered how a simple recipe for rose petal jam could turn into a hobo dance and a diatribe about music critics, you are in for a treat.

A Film by Keiji Uematsu.

Leo Vale and Robert Haller craft a silent, abstract landscape of light and movement across the human body.

This shot-on-a-shoestring adventure spectacle reimagines Pittsburgh’s South Side as the site of a holy fortress under attack from an airplane gunner.

A silent film by Jim Jennings

“In “Refraction,’ the camera is set so that the leaves of a large tree fill the frame. Green ordinary leaves which move in their baroque ways under th...

"Steve Kolpan, video artist, at exercise." -Description from Portable Channel catalogue

For Robarte el Arte [Stealing the Art] (1972),Juan José Gurrola together with Gelsen Gas and Arnaldo Coen supposedly stole an artwork during Document...

A Green Dot

Presented by Centron Educational Films, "Drinking Driver: What Could You Do?" is a 1972, color, anti-drunk driving film. The film presents three scena...

This film that can be called an auditory variation on Alchemy, in which the volume of microphone feedback increases and decreases according to the dis...

Concerned with the relation of a word to what we hear or see in our mind when we see it. How this relates to film and color.

No Deposit, No Return

Landscape for White Squares features individuals emerging out of a dense fog, carrying large, square, white sheets.

Short work.

Documentary about the founder of of Private Magazine, Berth Milton Sr. Here he is depicted as a cool, international playboy, driving around in luxurio...