1984 Movies

Although Ivan Tatíček's Metrofilm was inspired by period video clips from Austrian television, it is not a musical in the true sense of the word. In t...

Developed from Ian's published diaries these short works provide an objective, compassionate, often humorous and bizarre view of events that happen ar...

Black Mountain, a giant elephant, is considered untrainable and is soon to be destroyed! The only one who can go close to him is a young boy whose fat...

From 1984, a history of farm protest movements in the U.S., especially those movements which began and flourished in the Great Plains area.

The sole living presence in a vast, airless house, a nameless man wages a futile war against the walls, pounding on them as the boundaries of his real...

The Tour de Corse 1984 review brings you the full story of round five of the 1984 world championship, as the island of Corsica hosted the French rally...

A Cartoon by Dan Collins

A slideshow of sci-fi space illustrations composed of slow dissolves and an equally futuristic and space-y music.

Driven by a desire to uncover often forgotten or ignored women’s histories, this documentary from the Sheffield Film Cooperative follows the attempts...

Anthrax at L'Amour, Brooklyn, NY, USA Deathrider Metal Thrashing Mad Death From Above Armed and Dangerous I'm Eighteen Panic Guitar Solo [Dan S...

An interesting peek into an anime studio in 1984, with a heavy focus on early usage of computer graphics in anime.

A fashion team is established at Qiuhua Textile Plant and struggles to put on successful fashion shows.

The walls, floor and ceiling of a classroom are painted red. A girl appears and holds up a red piece of paper with the words "A woman who should never...

Short film by SCHMELZDAHIN

In 1984, I took a picture in a production training work of the Tokyo Photography College Department of Film Arts, when a teacher told me to take somet...

At a futuristic construction site, a giant robotic ant and other robots and automated machinery build a reflecting dish.

Directed by Jenny Woodley.

26:28 min, colour