1973 Movies

This short promo was made to coincide with the film's release in 1973.

Lens Hand Foot is part of the Light Occupations series, in which Gill Eatherley performs simple investigations of the filmic equipment, particularly t...

As Britain prepares to enter the EEC, a group of teenagers from Somerset go on a ten-day trip to Houlgate in northwestern France, to find out about th...

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

This film is not a document about madness, any more than a film-truth investigation. It is a reflection of the experience of the Club Antonin Artaud's...

Consisted of a stop-motion trek through the different spaces and objects of Rafael Hastings' house in Lima, prior to it being devastated in the Octobe...

Who needs to talk to strangers when you're the only one who can understand the garbled mewling of your best buddy cat, Charley?

Ismail Shammout, an artist who is primarily known for his paintings, also served as director of the Cultural Arts Section of the PLO and worked with t...

"The film may suggest the fear of losing a loved one. Desire. Yearning. Anger. Doubt. A female nude. A reiterated breast. A child with a bicycle. The...

16mm Kodak Reversal Film, 1973. Transferred to Video and digitised with Screenplay Graphics approx. in 2018

This sensitive and ironic film points up two girl-faces: Vera is happy, but cold, while Borika is tired, but warm-hearted.

Exploration of the possibilities of light – ephemeral, dazzling, ravishing. Its flames and explosions, its swirls and glimmer, its interactions with m...

1973 Czech experimental short by Petr Skala

Mexican feature film

Produced in collaboration with the BBC, Gordon Carr's documentary recounts the exploits and prosecution of the Angry Brigade, the British libertarian...

The sixth part of the Corporation series looks at a key element of business success. For the entrepreneur, as Sam Steinberg reveals, the motive for bu...

A pessimistic film goer complains to his optimistic counterpart about the state of cinema, and the world at large.

Interviews and reports allow a sample of people ranging from the man in the street to the doctor, to express themselves on sexuality.