1975 Movies

Part of BFI collection "Worth the Risk?"

Appropriates the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio’s familiar production logo, stripping away the company name, tinting the background a deep hue of red, and...

Young people aged 15 to 18 dramatize the class divisions and racism that tear apart and alienate a group of friends.

Conceived, written, produced, and shot by a British primary school class, with some guidance from adults. Billy's day starts out normally, but he lea...

Sahia also picked up commercial work from time to time. In this case, literally; a movie stuntman sells personal injury insurance to onlookers. Includ...

The fight for better working conditions for female workers at the Sogantal clothing factory.

Explores a weekend in the life of a Yorkshire mining community set to the music of the Frickley Colliery brass band and illustrated with paintings and...

Directed by Prabhakar Manajirao Nayak. With Usha Chavan, Mohan Choti, Vatsala Deshmukh, Dinkar Inamdar.

A two-wave, intimate drama; psychological study of single women.

At Munich’s central station, after years spent working in factories in several German cities, a worker from Serbia boards a train and heads south, to...

"Even though I can't explain why, a film that moves me deeply each time I see it ... enchanting!" – Stan Brakhage

In Persisting an image of the Yangtse bridge is re-filmed with a soundtrack of popular Chinese music and the legend “persisting in our struggle”. Kerr...

A local film showing Harlow's then new 'dial-a-bus' scheme.

Cuban animation by Hugo Alea, based on the song by Teresita Fernandez

A close-up of a woman mouthing the words "I hate you" with increasing intensity.