1969 Movies

Produced by TASFILM and the Department of Film Production Tasmania and featuring clothing designs by Pru Acton. Shows in a bright and visual way the m...

An attempt to fuse together the media sources Kriwet encountered on a trip to the US during the hubbub surrounding the Appollo 11 mission to the moon....

Scenes of Meadowbank Stadium and Traquair House.

This work grew out of Knud Viktor’s private family recordings of his daughter blowing soap bubbles. Due to a cancellation from the intended composer,...

Dr. Frankenstein and his hunchbacked assistant create a well-endowed monster.

Official (as per the box) NASA Super 8 release of footage from the journey to, and landing on, the moon.

Semi-documentary featuring a would-be actress from South Dakota who tries to find success in New York and battles loneliness, frustration, exploitatio...

Perry Como hosts a night of holiday festivities.

Photographed around the time of statehood, depicts hunting and fishing in Alaska's beautiful scenic wilderness.

A documentary charting the building and opening of Stourbridge Ring Road in 1969.

The Chira River, the carob groves, the monument to the Hero Miguel Grau Seminario—among other images of a progressive Piura—serve as a prologue to the...

A captain in the Peruvian police works for Interpol. He receives the mission to investigate a mysterious arms smuggling operation that enters Lima. Th...

Shot by Naoya Kuroki and produced by Tamio Suenaga (as KOKUIN). On October 10, 1969, various factions, including Beheiren (Citizens' Alliance for Peac...

Directed by Raja Paranjpe.

Charles Dockum once again displays his Mobilcolor projection technology is a 1969 showing.

A silent film shot on 8mm, Tourist Buses Go Home! is one of the earliest examples of Asian American experimental film. It helped shape the use of film...

Pulsing color fields and graphic beats explore the threshold where perception “switches on,” treating sight and sound like instruments.

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