1978 Movies

Focuses on French artist Edgar Degas and his visit to New Orleans in 1872.

Kaan and his wife Prae quit their jobs at Steve’s dive shop to try their luck by purchasing a small boat to trap crabs. One day, Kaan’s net brought up...

"White, Red and Green Lights" opens with a blank white screen. A performer enters, and the viewer realizes that the camera is placed above the scene...

Cylinder, Sphere and Solid opens with a white screen. A performer enters from the right side and draws a black circle. He continues to draw and finall...

Victoria Santa Cruz, dancer and choreographer, talks about the work she's developing with her folklore ensemble and shares her experience as a black p...

Gives us a glimpse of a life which remains very monotonous despite the social upheavals that mark the country.

Two couples talk about their experiences with postpartum depression.

Les Vrais Perdants examines the subject of childhood education within the context of our competition-driven society. As they help children develop the...

Fables have their relevance, particularly when dealing with such delicate topics as politics. This is the story of a retired gentleman with a distinct...

"SILKSCREENS follows the choreography of printmakers at work, pulling the edition of Jasper Johns' print, THE DUTCH WIVES. It was filmed at Simca Prin...

"This is a portrait of Brakhage in Brakhage's style. I can't see any justification for making this film." - Ken Jacobs

"Nimbus was Robert Creeley's first choice to show in conjunction with a lecture at Rocky Mountain Film Center in 1978. This film owes much to Creeley'...

"... where beads of light searching out 'the beloved' do pulse with the beat of the filmmaker's heart in perfect contrapuntal rhythm with all else in...

A 16mm film by Abbott Meader, made as a visual response to the poem "Standing Here," by Karen Andersen Woodard.