1971 Movies

A film by Fritz André Kracht

To the music of "The moog and me", played on a moog synthesizer, the filmartist has taken developed black raw stock and used different acids to eat th...

Documentary about a school teacher who becomes the director of the establishment.

Using rubber balls, a group of children engage in various repetitive exercises intended to nurture their motor and cognitive skills.

The fate of heavy smokers. The era is the Taisho era. A young man, while warming myself by the fire heavy smoking. Then, his chest instantly turned bl...

Presents dramatic vignettes which portray the emergence of black poets, essayists, and novelists in the 1920's and 1930's. Includes excerpts from Coun...

In the interior of a forest, a tree is being felled. Anordinary event, an event like the shooting of a birdor a rabbit in a forest or the violation of...

Two brothers battle against each other in court when their lady love Shalu is accused of murder.

An animation film based on a Latvian folk tale.

A biographical film about Ivan Tobilevych (Karpenko-Karyi)—a playwright, actor, and one of the leading figures of Ukrainian theatre.

Educational film about the dangers of drug use and abuse in high school. Framed around the death of a classmate from overdose.

Made by the man who released a 70s electronic single Fuck You under the name Lucifer, this is an aggressive, confrontational work. Brooding recordings...

A pilot recounts his experience of being rescued by the Jolly Green Giant helicopter.

In this courageous and lyrical story about war and love, written by screenwriter Kim Seul Yun and director Min Den Shik, one can feel both the rich pl...

The film should not be shown at the beginning or end, but in the middle of a program. The film should be shown in the same way as any other film. Imme...

A TV drama made in Yugoslavia.

Counterintelligence film from communist Romania.

A captivating, upside-down version of George and the Dragon and the history of Wales. Steely George is no match for a fiery Welsh ‘mam’.