1976 Movies

The House That Jack Built is a 1976 stop-motion film that utilizes a combination of claymation and LEGO animtion. It follows a clay man and his son (p...

Lynda Benglis was a visiting artist at CalArts in 1973 when she encouraged then-student Susan Mogul to explore video as a medium. "Big Tip/Back Up/Sho...

Videodance.

The filmmaker's live interaction with his on-screen image which is projected onto a hand-held mirrored screen.The screen is white one side and mirrore...

This inspiring biopic dramatizes the life of Baba Ramdev Peer, an Indian saint so renowned for his spiritual outlook and ability to work miracles -- e...

This tribute to grit, determination and masochism by Yorkshire Television features one of their own young journalists, Roger Greenwood, embarking upon...

Second part of LEGO ferie 1973. LEGO and the cinematic possibilities are played with. Released in 1976, 5/14/2013 (online)

A self-documentary in which the director turns the camera on his own daughter, who suffers from congenital hip and brain impairments, and observes her...

A film by Ion Grigorescu.

The short vignetted conceived in the spirit of Japanese haiku. Strong visual contrasts and moods using footage of urban life which, in turn, is blende...

Unedited slates from a film called 'Survivor' filmed by Margaret Tait. Footage includes outdoor landscape and garden scenes, a fire burning in field a...

Like Video Clouds, Fireworks presents electronic colorization tests, here fireworks.

Abstract patterns of water and color gradually transform themselves into a representative image in this 1976 short.

A series of vignettes from the author's journey in a train.

Report on the open sea hunt of the Sperm Whale.

A mother takes her lazy son out of the house to work, the boy is on his sightseeing while lying by the river, notices flowers that are on the water, t...

Film by Phil Denslow