1975 Movies

A film by Greg Sharits

The Further Adventures of Super Screw features a nebbish with such a big dick that it drags behind him, gets bitten by a dog, and is run over by a tru...

A grammatical approach to landscape, based on a daily temporal event. –L. K.

Experimental film on 16mm by Romulus Budiu as part of Kinema Ikon.

A mother of seven was jailed for not settling a TV bill... The film examines the judiciary system in this liberal country and reveals the existence of...

"Father, why did you die?" With this deeply intimate statement of grief, Kubota mourns the death of her father. Video and television are central to he...

A Very Easy Death is a profoundly moving end-of-life account of Stephen's mother passing away in a hospital. Taking inspiration from Simone de Beauvoi...

In this short documentary, Davidovich examines censorship in Argentina. As an expatriate living in New York, he reflects on his own "artistic exile" a...

A film by Leonard Lipton

Media Burn integrates performance, spectacle and media critique, as Ant Farm stages an explosive collision of two of America's most potent cultural sy...

A portrait of a contemporary, artist and drug user.

"I was 17, cynical and commenting on my 'youth'. The scenes were set-up but ultimately improvised. The party scene was real and documented with a coup...

A compressed, single-screen version of Rhodes’ famous fusion of optical sound and image. Light Music was shown in a 16 mm single screen format (1976)....

A student is holding the headmaster of his school captive at gunpoint to denounce its selectioncriteria.

A film by Barbara Linkevitch

"With a sly nose-thumbing attitude for the tired rigors of documentary sociology, LA FEMME, L’HOMME sees the filmmaker asking women from a variety of...

Film of "Dropped Objects" falling from 8,000 ft. altitudes with skydivers as performers. This film of a conceptual artist's work is a document of Skyw...

English and Korean words appear on the screen, a mouth forms the shape of an "O," then opens and closes. Is this the beginning of language? In this ea...