1976 Movies

Staggeringly simple films: a man itching his back, a man thinking, a man yawning, but like the works of Samuel Beckett, these minute gestures stand in...

Bobby is a feature from writer-director Marty Ollstein which was selected for Un Certain Regard at Cannes in 1976.

A 16mm black and white film shot after the artist moved to a basic apartment building in a suburb of Bombay, Utopia has also been used in the two-chan...

The art of striptease in the Soho of the 1970s.

This immersive experimental film work demonstrates the influence of collage and psychedelic light shows. Constructed using the Debrie contact printer...

Reports on an unexplained, extra sensory type of communication that researchers refer to as Psi. Shows experiments being conducted to explore and defi...

The artist's sister is the subject of this structuralist film. Cha herself appears in a single frame.

Documentary about the history of female athletes and the discrimination they had to face.

Three shopkeepers' lifelong friendship is put to the test when two of their children decide to marry despite their religious and ethnic differences.

The emergence of a "real" three dimensional object from its two-dimensional appearances is the subject of Painting in Object. The film is in negative...

A film by Gary Adkins

Observations of the Aberhart family home near Akaroa.

The inevitable subjectivity and diaristic potential of landscape is foregrounded in this semi-structuralist work of weird poetic beauty. Preserved by...

With Nanda Karnataki, Shreeram Lagoo, Ravindra Mahajani.

A short film about the small post office in Saman, a small village in rural Iran, and it’s dedicated postman. After the office manager is transferred...

Travel as mediated spectacle, a time lapse journey from Vancouver to Reno and Las Vegas Nevada; speed as stasis, abstraction, violence, culminating in...

Lynda Benglis was a visiting artist at CalArts in 1973 when she encouraged then-student Susan Mogul to explore video as a medium. "Big Tip/Back Up/Sho...

Two strains dominate the film “… VALDEMAR…”: one celebrates a delight in the mesmeric state induced by the random repetitive movements of a mechanical...