1974 Movies

Stoff (1) is part of a series of films made for television and aimed at young audiences. The series was dedicated to the history and techniques behind...

Created by the King George after-school Cine Club and Sheila Graber.

A 1974 8mm documentary by Gary Seaman on spiritual practices in Taiwan ("Po Soul" ritual) where spirits of ghosts are drawn out into a ritual chair, t...

The film, shot ‘inside and outside’ Milan’s central station, uses this particular architecture as a model for discovering that within the environment...

"I have always been fascinated by this strange object: a sculpture in the middle of the water." (MS)

Documentary film shot in October-November 1974 on the occasion of the "Freedom in Chile" event promoted by the Venice Biennale.

A non-narrated, animated film presenting and illustrating how syphilis and gonorrhea are contracted, their symptoms and effects, and how they can be t...

Janko Hraško is saving people from flu germs.

Vignettes illustrating situations in which children feel angry at themselves.

A group of schoolchildren, having decided to congratulate their mothers on the 8th of March, go to the mountains for snowdrops. Various adventures awa...

A traditional Japanese fable telling of a kind old man, his avaricious wife and an injured sparrow. The story explores the effects of greed, friendshi...

Pál Schiffer's film reports on the injustices of the education system of the 1970s, the lies of the Kádár system, and the everyday life of Roma childr...

Two rival gangs of bandits, led by the dangerous Orelha de Lata and the Tropeço brothers, are devastating the same region. The film follows the attemp...

A film by Paul-Armand Gette.

On the artist's face, which lies supine on the ground, white larvae swarm undisturbed on the cheek, pushing into the nasal cavities, the labial commis...

An attempt to come to grips with certain apparently basic paradoxes of the cinema. Mirrors function as a metaphor for a typical approach to film : the...

Experimental film by Jean-Pierre Bertrand.

The psychedelic short is Renzo Kinoshita's contribution to an educational children's program aired on Nippon Television.

A sound comedy where the action of the performers is directed by strange sounds.

"The word 'monodrom' is derived from the Greek and means one-way street. That is TV: a one-way communication system, a monodrom." - Peter Weibel