Most Viewed Year 1967 - 219

The film is a typical whodunit story, combined with a "ranchero" and western flavor. A young engineer arrives to his godfather hacienda, along with...

A man who is looking for a partner via the personals section receives a surprise visit from a sturdy woman. She forces her way into the house and...

An experimental film which represents the three stages of growth—youth, maturity, and old age—using only well-known symbols of these...

Hudson River Diary: Book 1 "Chronicles the journey of a train named Cayuga as it travels from New York to Poughkeepsie. There is something profoundly...

Records the backwaters and docklands of Sydney Harbour accompanying a young woman with a red umbrella.

The home movies of the Jarret family are true “orphan films” that were found at a flea market in Pittsburgh, where they were rescued by...

Scenes from a bar - people eat, drink and talk about important and less important things.

A short film about children making their dreams come true.

Inspired by the final paragraph of Joyce’s story ‘The Dead’ – but in no sense a recreation of that paragraph, or even an...

Between 1967 and 1969, Ken Brown shot Super 8mm films to project alongside live music at Boston’s premiere rock club The Boston Tea Party. The...

‘New York Scenes’ (1967) is sketches of certain scenes and portraits in New York including, ‘Linda with a lens’, ‘Fire...

A totally forgotten film, one of only three made by the tragic David Bienstock. David was very influential as the first Whitney Museum film curator,...

Instructional short about how children can change their activities according to the weather.

The beautiful Elaine was once sexually attacked as a child by her creepy and perverted gardener.