Most Viewed Year 1968

A documentary on the miracle which took place in the Usturt Mountains which is now a holy shrine where people go to worship.

Based on an extensive interview with Fernando Solanas and a significant amount of hitherto unpublished archive material, the film describes the...

Operation Bootstrap, a non-profit community-based organization, was founded in October 1965, just two months after the Watts rebellion, as a response...

Children learn the basics of reading.

Amateur movie showing a fire.

A short subject directed by Pierre Marchou.

High energy, 5-layer mix from film loops of animated shapes. Music is loop composition from a Buchla Box.

An open-ended, unsigned collective work, assembled from footage shot on the spot in ’68-era student assemblies and poster-making workshops as...

An overview of the First Amendment.

A sensual film of continuous orgasm of pulsating color and image.

A safety short which teaches children the proper way to call the police or fire department in a pre-911 world.

A film study of a Montréal metro station, not as a link in the transportation system, but as a subject for the camera--a place of echoing...

Animated short. "Two apples devouring each other, accompanied by sound of male and female laughter." - BFI

Sequence of mostly still images documenting the student led revolt in Paris 1968, the official response, and aftermath.

Directed by Hans Dahlin

Stepping Stones - Abstract drama played out in light, color and sound - is made up entirely of original vintage light show projections, excerpts of...

In Einstine, which was based on the installation Psychedelevision in Color, a photograph of Albert Einstein is colorized and manipulated to the music...

Part of BFI collection "They Stand Ready."

The film was produced following the defeat of the Egyptian army in the 1967 war. It is seen by some critics to be the first Egyptian experimental...

The 600th Photo Squadron jumps into combat zones, risking their lives to film the war.