1971 Movies

Gore's second solo film, DREAM OF THE SPHINX is highly representative of his fluid, expressive line work and characteristic traversals through space....

"Entertaining study of the visual fluidity of the landscape between two majors cities (New York City and Boston). The visual concept of Megalopolis is...

This work consists of a fixed shot capturing the natural phenomenon of light flowing in from beyond the horizon, which Nakai encountered at a beach wh...

Magic glasses allow kids to see the world up close

Documentary on the construction of the Croatian A1 motorway

“This film was made without the use of a motion picture camera. Strips of geometric patterns, moire patterns and various precisely repeated designs we...

I planned the Divine Comprehension to be my magnum opus however, although it is complete, I never considered it finished. As in PROOF (and, in part, s...

Chester Grimes, made in 1971 by Herb Di Gioia and his partner, the late David Hancock, has not been available for public viewing in years. It tells th...

The simple but compelling true story of an African-American vagabond named Joe. A former rail-rider, he has settled as a squatter in a secluded spot n...

Consisting basically of home movie footage of family, relatives, and myself during the mid-1940's I have included loops of certain sequences and actio...

The short film is simple in execution, but the message is disturbing and thought-provoking. The film is filled with low-ground shots of cockroaches cr...

A documentary short about the "exploding whale" in Florence, Oregon, in 1973, and the environmental impact of whaling.

This film depicts a man in search of a relationship. However, after experiencing a number of situations, he realizes that the true relationship is wit...

A short work by Si Fried, screened by the Ann Arbor Film Festival in 1972

Filmed in16mm black and white in 1970 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Pamela and Ian is a bisexual love story that explores an idea suggested by Alain Robbe-G...

An animated painting, duh.