1975 Movies

Matsumoto's early video work Murder Catalogue, but there were few opportunities to be screened at that time since it dealt with a grotesque image. Dig...

Shows how America's energy crisis happened and what possibilities the future holds. Examines some solutions through the development of coal, oil, and...

Taiwanese fantasy film.

The Mad Mad Mad World....

One of the five-part documentary series by Belarusian writer and director Viktor Dashuk, which recounts the horrors experienced by the Belarusian peop...

Looking at the skies, pigeons, public folic, op-art.

Henri Langlois, interviewed in the Cinema Museum at the Palais de Chaillot, talks about his vision of cinema's past, present and future, before a brie...

The film centres around one still shot that documents the movements of a city, which is seen in a multi-layered reflection of passing street action.

"A funny and gorgeous little animated story of the war between coke and pepsi – the bottles come alive and form armies. The battle scenes are spectacu...

A 1975 documentary short about how children perceive themselves in terms of their surroundings, family, and ethnicity.

Parodist deformation of the famous painting by Manet Luncheon on the Grass.

“The first mistake of art is to assume that it’s serious.” (Lester Bangs, quoted here without the permission of the filmmaker)

Sir Kenneth Clark discusses Egypt and the Nile Valley. Shows him traveling there and pointing out the ways in which Egypt flourished as an early civil...

This documentary explores the state of black women's roles and lives in Canada during the 1970s.

"Even though I can't explain why, a film that moves me deeply each time I see it ... enchanting!" – Stan Brakhage

Black on White Tape begins with the camera pointing down at the floor where a roll of white tape is laid on top of a roll of black tape. Haxton enters...

Cutting Light and Dark Holes, like Overlapping Planes, works with the flatness of the film plane against the spatial depth of a situation. The film, e...