1968 Movies

A BAFTA award nominated animated documentary postulating that the Earth's land areas might actually be fluid (when it comes to movement).

A man gains wealth and influence by betraying his uncle and tearing his family apart.

A behind-the-scenes look at the filming of a few scenes from Guns for San Sebastian (1968) in a desert in northern Mexico.

After a nun moves to Rome, she is seduced by a mysterious young man with a seemingly dark past.

Lost film: A film shot at Michelangelo Pistoletto's studio in Torino in the context of a creative collaboration between the artist and a group of film...

A short subject directed by Pierre Marchou.

A Possible Possum short.

Images of the training camps of Al-Assifa, the military wing of the Fatah movement in Jordan. The Israeli army organized raids against the city of As-...

Tomorrow Never Knows is a psychedelic interpretation of a Beatles song.

Directed by Felipe Buendía. Photograph by Claude Martin (16 mm, 22 minutes long). Its director defined it as a “burlesque documentary” about the state...

A veritable globetrotter. Laura Grisi travelled across the world throughout the 1960s. During her travels, she recorded the image and sound of the win...

Short documentary by Giovanni Vento.

Short experimental 8mm film. Short experimental 8mm film. A melancholic paraphrase of the poem of the same name by Oton Župančič.

Ace and Cole invite their girlfriends Bonnie and Sally over to their apartment for dinner and sex. When the women phone to tell them they will be arri...

Tells the story of women's struggle for emancipation. A woman who works on an equal footing with a man and, in addition, bears the burden of household...

High energy, 5-layer mix from film loops of animated shapes. Music is loop composition from a Buchla Box.