1969 Movies

An incision into the complacent, mass media world, The Late Show is a potent, provocative short film made up of only one long, carefully composed shot...

Documentary about the work of the first free Dutch radio station in liberated territory.

It is an anti-film, a verbo-filmic corollary to the classic O bottetò, which engages a concept of "de-cultural film" brought to exasperation, determin...

Pulsing color fields and graphic beats explore the threshold where perception “switches on,” treating sight and sound like instruments.

A sunny comedy about a young man who finds himself destined to spill coffee on everyone he meets, whether they be friend or foe. –D. D.

Young couples shares their deviant experiances.

Manav Chatterjee's childhood is spent in a wealthy home where his father, Umakant, is an alcoholic, and his mother a simple housewife, who tries in va...

Documented action performed by Luigi Ontani.

Among other topics, includes a documentary on Malcolm X’s influence on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of his death, featuring Betty Shabazz, t...

Short film produced by Brigham Young University. As Rick becomes associated with hippies, the concern of an adviser and an unpleasant experience help...

A sexy and sinister allegory about the man who neglects to puts his house in order; live action and animation.

Directed by Walter Felsenstein in 1969, this production of Giuseppe Verdi's classic opera chronicles the tragic tale of Othello, a Moorish general who...

The 1969 educational film *Guessing Game*, produced by the Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation, uses a split-screen technique to engage v...

About Kamchatka and its inhabitants.

Documentary that portrays the events that occurred in 1967, during the military takeover of Ciudad Universitaria, which marked a before and after in t...

Renowned jazz pianist Art Hodes hosts this hand-clapping, foot-stomping special on Chicago style jazz, featuring electric performances from J.C. Higgi...