1979 Movies

Official entry to the first Metro Manila Film Festival in 1979 directed by Pablo Santiago and starred Nora Aunor, Christopher de Leon, Alma Moreno, Ru...

A wet hot dream about sensuality. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in partnership with the National Film Preservation Foundation and the Pacific...

A coming-of-age film that begins with a slide show of 8mm commemorative photos from a school trip to Okinawa and follows the daily life of a young sal...

Lee Chang-Min, a fifth grade primary school boy, moves to Seoul from Andong city, North Kyungsang Province. He makes friends with Yong-Nam, who is the...

The multinational company's main marketplace — the film consists of a synch leader with Coca Cola at the end. (Filmform)

A young man passes by a girl huddled on a bank. A mysterious world begins with a group of boys in the direction she points. In this world of life and...

Abstract compositions of pulsating and shifting frames within frames, scored by “A Rainbow in Curved Air.”

A 1979 drama-romance film directed by Emmanuel Borlaza. Starring Vilma Santos, Edu Manzano, and Mercy Oria.

Years later, Paweł Sarnawski returns from Switzerland to an estate in Greater Poland, where he intends to modernize a run-down farm.

Gulls usually don't fly in movie theaters, but in this case... A scatterbrained camera observes seagulls. See breeze and editing league in order to t...

A grating film whose conception was inspired by equally grating relationships. The soundtrack alone is enough to make you feel as bad as I did. --TW

Eerie transformations of human and animal forms, rendered nearly abstract through image-keying, resonate with visual power in Heads. -EAI

A poetic display of water in the town.

Marshalore's You Must Remember This is an autobiographical narrative on the pressure to conform to a feminine stereotype of beauty. It deals with a se...

Disturbing hints of the inexplicable clear their throats in preparation for consciousness. Hand made image and sound; what you see is very nearly what...

Buhay artista ngayon: Directed by Frank Gray Jr.. With Dolphy, Vilma Santos, Freddie Quizon, Babalu.

In this short film the author, in her own specific way, documents the moment of connecting the two parts of the Krk bridge.

Austrian experimental short film.