1973 Movies

A look at botanical gardens in Scotland.

When Ebon Lundin slams headfirst into his mid-life crisis, he quits his job and explores life’s meaning through a series of fantasies and surreal enco...

Few singers have plumbed the depths of the role of Violetta as did she incomparable soprano Renata Scotto. Her interpretation surprises with fresh ins...

After losing his son in a traffic accident and his wife to mental illness, Harry moves to a gloomy Stockholm suburb. A local youth gang is harassing t...

A suggestive, lyrical story about friendship, loneliness and illusory hope.

With the start of the Russo-Turkish War, the Russian Army attacks Erzurum. Zeynep sets out to find her husband when there are rumors that her husband...

Yakov Koreshnikov, a border guard with extensive experience, is leading an operation to detain a group of foreign agents. Back in the 20s, he particip...

They no longer live together because, after 11 years, the marriage is over. They're both agreed on that. So why is she always turning up to see him at...

The third part of the Corporation series looks at corporate influence on society and culture. The arrival of a major Canadian supermarket's French sub...

Dina Moscovici films a portrait of Bogotá.

A comedic depiction of the Syndics of the Drapers' Guild travels.

The lecturer invites his students to his home and then begins to educate them sexually, conducting various experiments.

The film portrays one day in an home for adolescent care on the Swedish countryside, where the faith of seven girls have been drawn together.

Pink film by Satoru Kobayashi (as Kazuo Kasahara).

Mountain Climbing is a documentary about alpinism that takes place on the Grand Teton. It was directed by Scott Ransom in 1973 and produced by ABC. It...

A minor fender-bender triggers a string of unexpected events when a young optimist and car sales representative chances upon the incognito daughter of...

Part of a series of promotional films commissioned by Romania's National Tourism Office in the early 1970s with the aim of reconnecting diasporic com...

Alan Watts discusses the Western dichotomy of work and play, and explains that when you take the play out of work life becomes joyless drudgery.