1973 Movies

This film treats the problem of "loitering." In a number of sequences, police warn youths, police administrators discuss enforcement of loitering laws...

The police, looking for a suspect, question the wrong youth.

This short film shows a family's attempt to resolve a dispute among themselves over a brother's damaged car, after the police have been called to inte...

A man arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest tells his story in night court.

This film consists of several sequences related to arrests after street fights involving policemen, and discussions of the incidents by the police in...

A customer tries to explain to police why he feels he has been cheated out of an exhaust system by a garage owner.

Pittsburgh police observe a man's questionable driving pattern and request him to leave his car and take a cab. This film is included on the Pittsburg...

This film consists of sequences from the Pittsburgh Police footage intercut with a panel discussion moderated by Professor James Vorenberg of Harvard...

Policemen intervene when a woman calls to complain that her boyfriend stole forty dollars. The argument soon escalates as the man refuses to admit tha...

Police search for drugs in a house where they arrest a group of boys who return from a basketball game and are accused of having a loud party and snif...

How far can the smile of a dream creature glimpsed through the window of a crowded compartment lead...

Encourages the prospect of hosting an intercity exhibition on rails, with the potential to travel all across Europe.

Made in 1973 as an early experiment in 3D animation using Super 8 film. Sheila loved the song, so timed it with a stop watch frame by frame, and anima...

The work of self-taught British painter Alfred Wallis is discussed by surviving friends and relatives from Wallis’ native town of St Ives, alongside i...

A small boy of rural Italy, befriends a Catholic priest and pleads for help to save his sick donkey. Hearing the stories of St Frances on how he loved...

A Andrzej Krauze Cartoon

Georges Habash, founder of the PLFP (Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine),gives a speech in 1973.

Presents Alex Ross demonstrating how he creates arresting patterns of vivid color and how he uses acrylic paint on a textured media board.