1975 Movies

About the history of the ancient city of Kurgan and the achievements of agricultural workers, industrialists, and scientists of the Kurgan region.

In the aftermath of the 25 April revolution, Ângelo de Sousa documents the shipwreck of an oil tanker near Castelo do Queijo.

English and Korean words appear on the screen, a mouth forms the shape of an "O," then opens and closes. Is this the beginning of language? In this ea...

TV Tubes is a part of a collection of video art works entitled Videocean by Vibeke Sorensen, created in 1975. Sorensen produced the video for TV Tubes...

Masterpiece is a futuristic existential short film directed by one of the founding members of Nova Scotia's Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative.

Three children have been helping to bake cookies at home and are now thinking about whether and how they should sell the cookies. In the process, they...

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 accessible...

From the series Ancient Cultures of Peru.

Video transformations of documentary footage of a woman giving birth, assisted by members of a religious commune. Isolation confronts the communal, th...

A film about the conditions of social struggle, when the capitalists, their henchmen and their state frantically try to maintain power, with workers'...

Counterintelligence film from communist Romania.

With an acute awareness of his condition as a mental patient, René Pacquot denounces all powers, and especially the practices of psychiatric hospitals...

An abusive father accidentally kills his small daughter and tries to cover up the crime. This sets the stage for a violent confrontation between the k...

Spokes-eye view of a bicycle ride.

While bringing examples of water pollution, the documentary gives a publicistic approach towards the environmental protection issues. Views of landsca...

An agitprop piece lampooning a perceived blemish on contemporary society — short notices in shop windows offering a pithy explanation of why the shop...