Work that illustrates the life of the Chuquicamata miners, criticizing their mechanical and repetitive routine that reduces them to just another cog in the productive gear. Armed with a script that works a mixture of documentary and fiction that introduces us to the current of thoughts of Juan Pérez, a worker who questions the real meaning of work and human existence.
A Hector Heathcote short.
He made many merits, such as saving a wounded soldier from the pursuit of the enemy, seizing the white man's weapon on the way, and riding with a red flag to deliver a letter after his brother was killed by the enemy. Bat boy and his friends, who could hardly hold back the anger of the enemy and cried, won the revolution in Mongolia. showed how young people participated and helped in the rise.
Color UCLA Animation Workshop Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Dyal animates Navajo patterns overlayed on a photograph of an Arizona mesa, accompanied by a recording of the Yeibichai (Night Way/Night Chant) Ceremony.
Belgian horror short from 1971.
A series of vibrant drawings painted by Palestinian children are brought to life in Blown By the Wind. The montaged still images glimpse at their everyday lives, their memories and imagination following the Six Day War in 1967.
An animated cartoon of the Greek legend, which interprets the mood and style of Robert Garioch's poem.
Dance movie by Maja Bezjak.
An educational film from the early 1970s about geology and how the Earth changes.
A teenage nympho tells a psychiatrist all about her sexual exploits and her struggling search for sexual fulfillment.
Destroy by the director in 1974.
A look at Derby's Railway Technical Centre, which exists to apply science to the practical problems arising from a changing railway system which has its roots in the past.
Magic is alive and living in Bolinas. A folkfilm, a personal poem about my family and my town. Includes "Bear-Hunt," Bolinas 4th of July," "Rummage," "Oilspill," "Horseplay," "Lila's Birthday," and "Benjamin's Bath." Rated "G" by me. Suitable for home, church, school, and film society. A patriotic, devotional homemovie. Completed August 1971.
A documentary about the village of Ghamsar, the historic hub of making rose water in Iran, depicting the traditions of making their famed perfume.
A profile of Alexander Graham Bell, inventer of the telephone.
Director - Datta Mane. Stars Madhu Gaikawad, Chandrakant Gokhale, Sumati Gupte
