1976 Movies

Lata and Lanka are twin sisters performing in a Tamasha troupe a wanted Dacoait kidnaps their troupe and asks to follow their ways.

Peter Wiehl: Artwork 1975-2018 (2018) featured Cardinal Fires and Arrowcatcher, among other digitized films, paintings, and sculptures. The exhibition...

Documentary film maker Anders Wahlgren interviews the artist Peter Tillberg.

Saaphabee is a 1976 Manipuri film written by Sarangthem Bormani, produced by G. Narayan Sharma and directed by Aribam Syam Sharma. The film features K...

Wandering the bizarre town looked like a fishing village boy hero that has been cut a vein bitten his left arm to Memekurage in the coast, in search o...

For his film Finally A Lamb, completed in 1976, Krell documented a performance piece by the German artist Hermann Nitsch of the Orgies/Mysteries Theat...

A César nominated short documentary film.

A film by Toney W. Merritt

A young boy who has lived without his father for some time buys the tallest eggplant seedling at the market, hoping to grow it into a plant that will...

Tourist report on the department of Piura.

A Country Editor follows the gathering and preparation of material for the Christmas edition of the 112 year old weekly Northumberland newspaper, the...

The story of Irish immigrants is known the world over and the island of Montserrat in the West Indies is no exception. 'The Black Irish' opens with a...

Soundtrack on tape consisted of a recording of the piece “Continuum” by Ligeti, and the tape is currently missing.

How do you handle customers? Coronet will teach you!

After the Expo ’70 Destruction Joint-Struggle Group disbanded, Katō released Brahmin (Burāmin, 1971-76).

Combines animation and live-action in a young woman’s personal reverie on being female. With a polyphonic voice track, it parallels the flow of her un...

After falling victim to a misunderstanding, Josapha realizes the importance of learning to read and write and decides to go to school. All the dialogu...

A look into the Boca do Lixo, a square in downtown São Paulo known as a point for filmmakers, actors, and technicians who worked on low-budget films.