Most Viewed Year 1975 - 252

A condensation of my philosophy master that I had written between 1974 and 1975. My first film as text.

By Bruce Wood

Exploring both dance and some of the properties of film, ‘Mantra’ begins by recreating movement through a rhythmic series of still...

Mexico revisited, seen in short takes, from the point of view of the women.

Inspired by Cliodhna Cussen, Cloch is an evocation of the art of stone-carving, drawing on the work of James McKenna and on the Kilkenny sculpture...

Examines the class conflicts that exist in Israel. Relates a history of the Zionist movement, as well as a sympathetic perspective on the...

"Il n'y a pas d'abonné au ..." mixes sensations, images and sounds while claiming to paint a picture of a possible history of cinema.

This feature-length Super 8 film, shot at 18 frames per second, was made by workers and student activists from Millau, a village at the foot of the...

Created in Basel, following Guyonnet's meeting with the conductor and patron Paul Sacher, Lucifer photophore exploits the possibilities offered by...

The seminal image of the continuous motion of a woman skipping. While Edward Muybridge worked to accurately record human movements, this film, shot...

A story about the residents of the village of Savino in the Ryazan region, their daily work and celebrations. Student assignment.

This short educational film focuses on canteen catering in larger industrial companies, presents a model company and appeals to other companies to...

Ladies. Paint. Anarchy.

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

It’s a deceivingly simple clash of image and music: You are so beautiful counterposes the Joe Cocker song of the same name with a much less...

Short film.