1989 Movies

Mexican feature film

A scratch film set to music by J. J. Cale.

In 1989, the Hammersmith and City line was still known as part of the Metropolitan line. This is a Driver's eye view from Hammersmith to Whitechapel...

The title of “Impromptu” reflects both its creating process and the trait of life taking an unexpected course. This film intertwines time and space by...

Various animations by the studio Olive Jar Animations compiled.

A documentary film about one of the Urals' secluded corners—the village of Visim in the Prigorodny (Gornozavodsky) District of the Sverdlovsk Region—w...

Produced six months prior to the earthquake that shook the SF Bay Area on October 17th, 1989. Meant in reference to the legendary earthquake on April...

In this instructional video, learn how to create holiday crafts with craft expert Carol Duvall.

Filming of this documentary began in 1987 and ended in 1989. As archival materials and newsreels were inaccessible, the authors of the film appealed t...

A reptile secret-agent is airdropped into the desert.

A poignant documentary about decaying cities, censorship and the oppression of DDR citizens who fought for democracy and freedom.

Be All, End All, Madhouse, Metal Thrashing Mad, Now It's Dark, Indians, Antisocial (Trust cover),Medusa, Guitar Solo, Across the River, A.I.R., I Am...

Presents a dramatization of the life and death of Isidore Bakanja who was born in the Belgian Congo around 1885. He was converted to Christianity by C...

Ichioka Sanae's charming short animated piece.

This film was very delicate to process because of the static electricity that sucks up dust. The filmmaker wanted to keep on the screen a kind of dust...

The eighth Paris By Night program was filmed in summer 1989. It is also known as the 20th Thuy Nga Video tape.

"Sodom By the Sea is a 17 minute experimental documentary about immigration to the United States. It uses the historic site of Coney Island as a point...