1968 Movies

Lucien Clergue observes the formation of salt in a crust or in a filament on the surface of the water and follows the slightest movements, the slighte...

16mm Film by Al Wong.

Short documentary about the Cree community of Chipewyan Lake, Alberta, focusing on its trading post and efforts to continue traditional practices in t...

The first-ever Bruneian film, a government-sponsored film on repentance.

Part of BFI collection "They Stand Ready."

The film shows electronically dissolved and distorted images of well-known celebrities, framed by a psychedelic musical setting. Ture Sjölander is an...

A contemporary Koan. A series of highs, encompassing people: waiting for the bus, laying tiles at Swami’s house, celebrating a Spring Be-in and childr...

After moving from rural Puerto Rico to a big city in America, Manuel struggles with making friends and adjusting to his new life

A demonstration and explanation of Kraynik's Video Luminar. (Screened as part of MEDIA AVANT-GARDES: GYÖRGY KEPES AND CAVS/MIT, Anthology Film Archiv...

"A non-photographic hand scratched and colored film of shapes rapidly growing out of and shrinking into a central point. Color positive, negative and...

A recruiting film for seamen suggesting they pursue a career in electronics.

A series of interviews with the leaders of the Paris riots of May and June, 1968.

Footage of the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

Directed by Dinkar D. Patil. With Ganpat Patil.

In northern Cameroon, Kodoko, a young Muktele woman, is expecting her second child. A rite of exorcism is about to be conducted so as to rid her body...