1969 Movies

Tell Mummy PIF

A jazz-infused introduction into the milieu and musical environment of Andrzej Kurylewicz’s Piwnica Artystyczna club. With appearances by artists Wand...

The theme of the film is political assassination and it is presented with lightening-fast collage. The figures of Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, John...

Documentary on the Texas Boys' Choir of Fort Worth that won the Bronze Award in 1970 from the International Film and TV Festival.

Tells the story of two families, one Jewish and the other Palestinian, who both lost children during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War, known to Palestinians...

"From the way the film begins, and the way the outside images are used, it is clear that they are not intended to be entirely specific to the girl; no...

The “Ladies’ Quartet” consists of four unmarried sisters of a certain age who have been getting by for many years through scams. Their adversary is Mr...

Based on a story by Frank Moorhouse, this is a satire on left intellectual manners in Sydney at the time. Moorhouse's story was in turn based on an ac...

Fred Hampton talks eloquently and passionately about the Free Breakfast for Children Program and Free Health Clinic set up by the Black Panthers to fe...

Comedic animated skits about the benefits of sport and exercise made by students of the Kharkov Polytechnic Institute in April 1969.

Intimate and alien at the same time, this film conveys the tension of an uncertain relationship. A young woman sits on the bed in a room furnished in...

Experimental short film by pioneering Chaco filmmaker Jorge Castillo. Through a rhythmic and conceptual montage of images of people in the streets and...

This very short documentary from the Hinterland Who’s Who series introduces viewers to the chipmunk.

Shooting of a picture: to those, familiar with only from the screen, it is a entertainment. So, in a quiet Sofia street, a shooting crew starts their...

David Wilson's first film 16mm B/W Silent

With Laxmi Chhaya, Indira Chitnis, Seema Deo, Jayant Dharmadhikari.

A wildly satirical deconstruction of TV advertising.