1972 Movies

Landscape of Paestum taken up in a kaleidoscope of colored fragments.

A discussion of the biological and psychological aspects of sex, conducted by Angel Martinez, a youth program consultant for New York City's Planned P...

A girl receives a magic ball from outer space. She plays, the ball ricochets around the four walls of the frame. The ball morphs into a balloon and ca...

Following unrest on the Falkner housing estate in Liverpool, This Week investigates incidents of racially-motivated violence and tension between commu...

My Little Brown Girl: Directed by Danny Holmsen. With Nora Aunor, Tirso Cruz III, Gina Alajar, Tita De Villa.

8mm film by Wyndham Wise.

"A journey on an old sailing ship back to the primal conditions of the ocean. Contains magical images and moments (complemented by a sensitive soundtr...

A short piece done in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 1972

Created for the first Japanese exhibition dedicated to video art, Video Communication: Do-It-Yourself-Kit, this work documents protests outside the Ch...

Spoken in the Provençal language, this is the story of an incident in the childhood of the poet Frédéric Mistral, drawn from his memoirs.

By the fireside, a grandmother tells her grandson the story of the poet who lived in the Château de Rochechouart...

The story of a young couple, who, despite experiencing financial difficulties, want to present themselves with gifts on Christmas Day.

Gary Drucker's brief “Jog,” a student film about a pretty but single‐minded girl athlete who finally must choose be tween the appeal of the 100‐ meter...

Two brothers try to retrieve the lost glory of their king father through hard work and sincerity.

Short by Marcel Broodthaers.

"Steve Kolpan, video artist, at exercise." -Description from Portable Channel catalogue

Presented by Centron Educational Films, "Drinking Driver: What Could You Do?" is a 1972, color, anti-drunk driving film. The film presents three scena...

Free – only if requested with 3 other titles. Old maids of the "gay 90s" lament over Sister Kate's Shimmy. In the end they find that the shimmy is als...

Lucien Bull is an important, if almost unknown, figure in the history of cinema. Assistant to Etienne-Jules Marey, he is one of the pioneers of the se...