1965 Movies

At the commission of the Ministry of Education and culture, this documentary focuses on the dependence on alcohol in adolescents. The film is a uniqu...

A poor and helpless mother tries to get her daughter married. When finally a family agrees to accept her as their daughter-in-law, they set some condi...

Paper-cut animated tale of Xiaohong, who ties a red scarf on the tree at the crossroads to indicate the direction when he was tracking the Kuomintang...

An impression of modern American architecture with examples from all over the country. It starts with Philip Johnson's very original glass house in Ne...

This film is based on rhythmic formations in pictures and sound, shaping and organic patterns. The music is conducted on bicycle spokes.

A portrait film of the Soviet popular music. Popular performers and composers talk about their work. The film includes, both on the screen and behind...

Moral panic from the Citizens for Decent Literature, Inc.

Lovely nighttime footage of the 1964 World's Fair in Queens, New York.

Mykyta the tanner is a 1965 animation short film about a hero from an East Slavic folk legend - Mykyta Kozhumyaka .

A short look back on the legacy of Rudolph Valentino, produced by Castle Films for the home gauge market. Multiple versions of the short film exist- o...

This essay-film is a historical crash-course which spans the millennia from the stone age to the conquest of space in the 1960s.

A documentary of SS United States on New York port.

Documentary filmmaker Jan Vrijman pieces together four portraits of exceptional — and eccentric — Dutchmen, offering a vision of the Netherlands in th...

Bell Labs mathematician Frank W. Sinden translates the equations that define many basic rules of physics into computer graphics, so one can see them p...

Germans on the Mondo Cane tour, meaning an overview of "our bizarre world" in more than 30 revealing fragments with commentary that twists and turns t...

Buck Dancer centers on Ed Young, a performer from Memphis raised in northwest Mississippi, who was introduced to Hawes via the Sea Island Singers.

Hawes’s first film—and her only shot on 35mm—documents songs performed by a group from St. Simon’s Island, Georgia who worked to preserve and continue...