1973 Movies

Taking its title from a scene in James Joyce's Finnegans Wake, in which Finnegan awakens from a dream, Hark! Hork! evokes natural and subconscious lan...

Two schoolgirls act as society ladies, evoking an atmosphere of the roaring twenties. A transvestite tries to read while spaghetti descends on his hea...

“Impressions” provides an image of conscious corporeality – an image that was rare in the art of Poland under Communism. The work is a joyful spontane...

In this performance tape, Myers constricts her body position to "fit" into the shrinking frame of a gradual camera zoom. In her reflexive use of video...

This film deals with the various factors involved in creating a war game and the after effects of tampering with peace and destroying it to achieve pe...

For ‘After the Colors’, Mattijn Seip filmed abstract collages made of paper strips. The first part of the film consists of images that were created by...

Sometimes it seems that there is more at stake when losing.

This is the story of the first African American artist to earn worldwide acclaim.

Presents an underwater fantasy. Studies the deep blues which gives the feeling of going down in an almost endless descent. Shows the beauty and glorio...

Spoof of The Godfather

This earnest Canadian film depicts a summer idyll of a love between two women. They spend their time talking about what love is, and discussing what t...

For the past eighty years, believers living in the Appalachian hills of the southeastern US have incorporated handling serpents and drinking strychnin...

Walter Matthias Diggelmann (1927-1979) was one of Switzerland's most famous and also most controversial writers. Although his novelistic work is stron...

Documentary film.

‘A fixed shot of a courtyard whose immense outer chimney stands out against the sky. A landscape that Lowell Bodger films image by image at different...

It was difficult to find labs where I could make copies of my first tape; however, I found a place near LaGuardia Airport called Video Flight. They ag...