1974 Movies

This film centers on the construction of a traditional style house, their houses being not only very distinctive but also figuring prominently in reli...

A portrait of incarcerated women, this film follows the lives of female inmates in the San Francisco County Jail. Produced with a grant from the Natio...

A remarkable film diary comprised of photographs of the protests at the Nihon University All-Campus Joint Struggle Committee (Nichidai Zenkyōtō) and f...

It is a documentary that shows the work of film workers in the different areas of distribution and exhibition that allow films to reach viewers. In ad...

A film actress is drawn into a fantasy world by a mysterious stranger who wears a mask to hide his ugliness.

A luminous journey through Spain in search of the sun and the many commonalities and differences that for millennia have united and divided the inhabi...

Being Women in Japan documents the recovery of Michishita’s sister from brain surgery, which hospitalized her for four months. Michishita's interest w...

Indian adaptation of Layla and Majnun

This is a classic early video work that translates minimalism, performance, perception and real time into the vernacular of the everyday. Suspense an...

A chance meeting between the artist, ten young boys, and a yo-yo champion in a drugstore parking lot provides the substance for this rambling and anar...

Fast -paced film works its way through American culture in a crazy quilt of images and wild sounds including truckers’ CB radio banter and arcade mach...

Short movie by Sandro Chia.

Short movie by Douglas Davis.

A black and white documentary in which the director conducts a late-night outdoor interview with a European mod about his life, his imminent deportati...

In this film, [Dixon] explores time, duration, and the irrevocable instant when one thing leads to another that leads to another - and then, inexorabl...

"A short film shot in the winter of 1974." - WWD "An unusually balanced film, a very simple film (but then, one which knows itself) . . . light is th...