1965 Movies

Vibrant love story, which means "Just You" in Lingala, intersperses modern life, the youth of Brazzaville at the time, the European dances in vogue in...

Elementary school swimming lesson. Warm-up, jump into the water and underwater ballet. The camera embraces the whole group, but also closely follows t...

Short animated film by Yoji Kuri

Hawes’s first film—and her only shot on 35mm—documents songs performed by a group from St. Simon’s Island, Georgia who worked to preserve and continue...

In 1944, at Himmler's command, a film was shot in Terezín, meant to give the impression that the rumors of extermination camps were enemy propaganda....

The indiscreet and silent camera, suspended above the bed thanks to a mobile platform controlled by a winch, can then surprise the sleeper in her slee...

Jeff Keen thought that some of his previous films had been dominated by long-shots. In this film he grapples with the language of cinema, not as a mea...

Produced by Jam Handy in association with General Tire & Rubber Company, this traffic and road safety film stresses the importance of maintaining your...

Directed by Shantaram Athavale. With Krishnakant Dalvi, Sulochana Latkar, Asha Potdar, Master Vithal.

Description in the form of a cinematographic essay of Coaraze, a small village in the Alpes-Maritimes. An impressionist film showing life and death.

The city of Edmonton is under pressure to deal with the problems related to housing, development, and traffic.

Short by György Kepes.

In this experimental short film, Pierre Hébert explores perception using scratch animation, a technique employed by Norman McLaren. The title also ref...

A film by Bob Hanson

The reconstruction of the large hut by the Bamiléké tribe in Cameroon, a collective act of faith and marvel of artisanal architecture.

1965 Japanese movie