1972 Movies

A bleak portrait of the average patient who spends the night sobering up.

A short public service announcement of the blue jay.

Slim Ben Fredj is a young man selling postcards to tourists in Kairouan. Frustrated and suffering in his wretched and miserable home, he spends most o...

A musical tour of an auto wrecking yard.

A docudrama depicting the lives of Canadian alcoholics who hang out at a park on the river called "The Willows".

The camera pans as a woman goes up a stylish modernist lift.

A sci-fi/occult/psychedelic performance film set to an original soundtrack by Rhys Chatham. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2011.

Violets Are Blue consists of a number of 'chapters' in which he uses many personal re-filmed 8mm films in 16mm loops, thereby isolating them and alter...

Michael Lee uses a 16mm Bolex camera to explore various zooming and framing techniques to photograph images from National Geographic Magazines. The si...

an animated look at digestion

VAMPEER is told through a color mist and floating vales. A non-narrative film in the tradition of the Weber-Watson "Fall of the House of Usher" (1928)...

An experimental film about the environmental impact of corporations and human expansion. The film opens with a poem describing a pristine land as the...

A film on the edge of genres, both a home movie about the author's young daughter up to her second birthday, and a structural film.

A document of a troupe of young dancers performing African dance. You can almost hear the music.

Shirley shares her masturbatory pattern while a narrator describes each of the steps in self-sexual exploration. She is first seen in the bathroom sho...

Children's safety film from the Institute of Makers of Explosives.

In the films Untitled (#6),Untitled (#7) (both 1972–6) and Untitled (#8) (1976–7) images of cells mix with galaxies, underlining the circular shape a...

Four sequences, filmed over a two-month period, portray aspects of the lives of the people of Tununak, a village on the south-western coast of Alaska.

“Lines and rectangles are the geometric shapes basic to ENIGMA, a computer graphics film full of subliminal and persistent image effects. In a staccat...

Patagonia reflects Hirsch's close connection to Argentina’s natural world and the people around her.