1969 Movies

During the winter of 1968–69, I saw that much of the footage I was shooting was filled with a tension reflecting my own anxieties. Rather than termina...

Mostly animated from 35mm slides, Skyjacker slips to a dream world of Ohio woods, British Columbia winter, and New York. A critical aspect to film wor...

Apocalypsis cum figuris by Jerzy Grotowski.

Documentary of Apollo 11 mission from NASA footage.

A mother's constant grumbling about her daughter-in-law's dish poisons her son's marriage bit by bit.

In The measuring of Time the counting of grains and sand in the desert, as an instrument of measure, represented an infinite action beyond time.

[…A] tribute to the Sun. It is a celebration of light and water shot in Ohio and while crossing the country to the Northwest during the spring and sum...

An attempt to use Slavko Vorkapich's kinesthetic aesthetic theory of film. –B. H.

"Do something for the camera!" In the late twenties, 16mm home movie cameras became available and the well-off used them through the 1930s. Then the 8...

Gently experimental film introducing Zen concepts, narrated by Alan Watts.

A young man finds his brother being "kept" by homosexuals, and soon follows suit.

Short snapshot of Halifax, Yorkshire.

A nude solo ballet performed in the streets of LA in the early morning hours.

An experimental and iconoclastic journey through the Spanish Holy Week in the late sixties.

"From the way the film begins, and the way the outside images are used, it is clear that they are not intended to be entirely specific to the girl; no...

The subtitle of this merry performance is "An Action Text", indicating that the artist's introduction for the vaudeville number was an inflammatory im...

"The fun-and the only fun-is John Hawkins' FLOWERPOT, a simple, frisky romp involving a cavorting couple and fresh colorations." –Howard Thompson, The...