1971 Movies

"An exploration of a specific area of space and time. The space: 360 degrees of action at a traffic intersection, and the time: the period of waiting before the lights change - the illusion that time is running slower than normally." - Cantrill's Film Notes 19...

The fourth instalment of the Deadly Scent adventure series of short films, in which Zea and Lucius this time resist the snares of the criminal Dr. Goad under the surface of the sea.

The Aardvark chases The Ant, but this time The Ant has found a new pal in a termite.

Thenkinnam is a 1971 Indian Tamil film released on 1971. The film is directed by K. Krishnamurty, produced by K. Krishnamurty.

The story “Alice in Wonderland” is used as a metaphor about the dangers of accidental drug use among children. Curious Alice's trip to Wonderland is not through the rabbit hole, but rather through her home, where the medicine and kitchen cabinets hold substanc...

A rich man can not cheer his daughter Marcelka. He calls overseas doctors and tries to repaint his castle but nothing helps. Only young boy Petrik is able to amuse Marcelka with his artistry.

A Klapper is one of the first found footage projects made in Poland. By creating a film from existing representations, Bruszewski formulated the thesis that film relates more to other films (representations) than to any reality lying beyond the medium. A Klapp...

The Great Reaper pays a visit to an old lady, but she is too busy to deal with her visitor.

Untoward Ends by Daniel Barnett is an equally profound, mysterious work expanding what appear to be momentary glimpses of familiar images into a universe of intense contrast. Shapes (of perhaps a dream) emerge and disappear at the edge of the frame or into bla...

A short film about a man trying to walk through a door.

A woman has a mental breakdown after her sister tricks her into believing she has leukemia in order to steal her boyfriend.

During the course of one night, two strangers, a lonely waif and a prodigal poet, form an unexpected connection.

Pas De Blanc À La Une, by Youcef Bouchouchi, treatises the brutality of the conflict during the war of independence in Algeria from 1854 to 1962, and the systematic use of torture which pushes even the most hesitant to make up their minds.

World wars pick their victims not only from those serving on the front line, women and mothers who have lost husbands and sons in battle also become victims. All that is left of loved ones are yellowing photographs, curling postcards from staging posts and cru...