1968 Movies

Tardigrades—tiny creatures just one millimeter in size—exhibit extraordinary adaptability.

A monograph about a leech, a member of the ringworm family. The film shows their living conditions, structure, reproduction, and presents some of the...

While a calm, controlled narrator reads a treatise on the proper use and care of paints and brushes, the correct way to clean old canvasses, and how t...

The two characters in this short, father and son, play hide and seek to a rapid jazz beat in a totally white background. But wherever the man tries to...

The perverse lives of two men lead to sexual fulfillment and finally tragedy.

This film portrays Robert Rauschenberg, an artist mixing pop art and abstract expressionism, who tells his story in front of André Labarthe's camera.

“The idea of the double runs through my work,” observes Jonas. Inspired by Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges whose writing imagined that mirrors cou...

The construction of the hidden conduit for North Sea gas lurking under the picturesque Norfolk fenland.

After a nun moves to Rome, she is seduced by a mysterious young man with a seemingly dark past.

Experimental short piece by Jacques Drouin

In May 1968, amateur and professional filmmakers made very short, silent, black-and-white activist films using still images and text. Produced by the...

Short film by Pat Rocco starring Joe Adair.

"Green Hell From The Void" is a 1968 television movie about a man who is transformed into a murderous alien reptilian creature.