1971 Movies

Children will delight in this introduction to primary colours and their combinations--an animated film in which little elf-like creatures make all the...

An animated film about one man's attempt to bring about changes in his community through participation with fellow citizens and the local government....

"These are my past lives when my lovers were black and my lovers were white, when I was male and when I was female." A reincarnation.

Big shot actor hires a prostitute for 3 days straight with just them locked in a hotel room for an experiment, but does not tell her the full extent o...

In a very traditional and popular setting, this documentary follow Willie Lamothe who becomes a national icone aftera 25 years career. The film follow...

The legendary director/producer Warren Miller hits the slopes of Squaw, Whistler, and Japan with skiers like Jim McConkey, Roger Staub, Pepi Stiegler...

Mohamed Aboulouakar’s diploma film from VGIK in Moscow, based on the short story by Ernest Hemingway.

A Letter for master Dordio Gomes (about portuguese painter Dordio Gomes)

A feminist film produced in close co-operation between women who - through situations chosen by themselves for the film - partly step out of their ano...

Campus investigates the metaphoric overlap between properties of the video camera and processes of human perception, an area of great interest to many...

In Reel 1, Wegman creates deadpan one-liners and ironic sight gags from materials that include his own body, everyday objects such as balls and dolls,...

Soviet Union's routine explained through the life of common people.

A delirious pageant about violence and the decline of the West.

John Lowry's 1971 Ontario travelogue "Home by the Waters" (featuring a haunting theme song by Tommy Ambrose) was shown at the IMAX Cinesphere in Ontar...

A feature-length documentary directed by Dorothy Wiley and Gunvor Nelson about five working San Francisco artists: William T. Wiley, Robert Hudson, Wi...

Using fragmented personal imagery, "Next to Me" renders Cartier-Bresson's theory of the "decisive moment" fully in cinematic terms. The film is an exp...