1967 Movies

CHANTS BRÉSILIENS is a portrait of musician Edu Lobo and Brazil’s politically engaged song movement. The film intertwines his music with the political...

There is only a presumably mescalinized, quite intense POV: a clearing with some trees, and that's all.

The obsessive, oppressive progress of images against a background of droning sound. An uncomfortable film with a quality of nightmare and madness." D....

1967 film starring Adoor Bhasi and Prem Nazir

Documentary by Murad Kurbanklychev.

Shot in Manhattan over a period of several years, the main theme of “Crowds” is contained in its two sole subtitles: “Crowds besmirch our city streets...

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 resulti...

A young man drifts through boredom and thoughts of burden and desire, imagining distant ideals and the possibility of escape. Along the coast, he enco...

Insitutional film about the presence of Philips in Colombia.

Directed by Anant Mane.

His bride leaves her house entranced, Dracula enfolds her in his cloak, the sun sets, and he leads her into his cave. Ghostly white-out images and spi...

Through a rapid and rhythmic montage of materials shot by the author and archive footage, this film made in the winter of 1967-68 is an ideological ju...

Sudarshan is directed by Datta Mane, and stars Jeevan Kala and Nargis Banu.

Mouris’s “first attempt at ‘capturing’ Coney Island in home-made images” illustrates the sights of Coney Island with animated paper cutouts. “A classm...