1970 Movies

This film tells whether people around the world remember the significance of the Battle of Stalingrad.

Cinelimite presents newly digitized home movies. 1970’s Airports, Airplane, and South America Streets feature gorgeous overhead shots of the state of...

Family members become separated after India is partitioned in 1947.

A collaborative piece by Gore and Beckett, the film begins with one of Gore's characters composing a letter, to eventual mail it. Beckett's animation...

An explosion of Delilah myth. A biblical super-spectacular in the Bizet-De Mille grand opera tradition, with torrid ballet sequence.

A nature documentary, the film depicts the wildlife of Africa and efforts to protect it through the creation and maintenance of game reserves.

A pre-Columbian statuette at the Louvre Museum is observed by a camera, just like if it was held under the microscope of a patient scientist. Chubby b...

Penavong, a student of Ta Esei, is sent on a mission to capture the giant when he meets the beautiful Sovann Pancha. When they first meet, they battle...

"Speech about cleanliness" according to its author. Two characters cramped in bathroom. Glamour trash. While Anne talks about her cats, and her mother...

JIM THE MAN is a new kind of American film with violent montage effects, starkly beautiful photography and a unique story construction that ends in a...

An autobiographical film ballad about dodging dog dung in New York City.

"Considered to be Mr. Heliczer's most experimental film." - Piero Heliczer

A film poem built on rhythmic reflex movements in water and correspondingly realistic but freely processed water sounds.

A self-criticism, self-analysis in which Macdonald struggles with his own status as a self-declared “armchair radical.” Wondering what real effect mak...

An experimental pornographic film about a couple having sex with a psychedelic theme.

In Düsseldorf-based filmmaker Lutz Mommartz’s Das Atem des Schafes (The Breath of the Sheep, 1970) we see Scotland as an outsider. Recorded on a trip...