En çok görüntülenen Yıl 1979 - 269

A man and a woman in a desolate landscape; the camera interrupts their walks until they meet. Then a game of attraction and repulsion sets in; filmed...

The window serves as a metaphor for looking and watching. The cinematic illusion is redoubled by the uncertainty of the iconic referent. It is a...

A teenage girl is obsessed with the lead singer of a rock band, but is often mistaken for her idol by fellow fans.

"THE WEST VILLAGE MEAT MARKET is an autodidactic debut film documenting a New York neighborhood, a meat market, which combines documentary and...

An evening of television is apparently reduced to a few minutes. The image is blue, with an occasional hint of red for contrast.

London is cut up and manipulated in this highly structured, emotionally compelling piece about the UK's capital city and its capacity to alienate and...

Susi works in a large depot for waste paper, which is bundled and loaded onto trucks for recycling.

A poetic display of water in the town.

A satire on the dangers of overly-oppressive child-rearing.

The densest film of the divided-frame group is the aptly titled 1978 Networks, which includes as many as 20 exposures of the same roll of film. Here...

A day in the life of rock star Lincoln Sludd, and his troubles with nemesis Bad Seed.

A sophisticated bookish blonde proves to be a murderer’s nemesis in this atmospheric thriller-with-a-twist from the Eastbourne Cine Group This...

The heads and tails of reels of Super-8, made of white plastic and printed with text in red, are the material used on the film; the film is comprised...

The Kangaroos Who Forgot (1979, 6 min.) is about two kangaroos in Australia who get lost and are adopted by a platypus family. They’re raised...

45 fingers were needed to play the film soundtrack mimicking the sun's movement over four months on piano keys.