1978 Movies

Root Hog or Die is a portrait of a living remnant of this once pervasive but rapidly vanishing way of life. Filmed in 1973 in hilltowns across Western...

Bollywood 1978

First works with pure color. The slits are organized into vertical Yellow-Red-Blue strips which move laterally across the screen according to a pre-ca...

Minnesota-based Peter Bundy’s Alabama Departure (1978) is a brief, revelatory cinematic study of locals and landscapes quivering with life.

A group of boys discover that their village cannot afford the sacrificial cattle required for a traditional circumcision ceremony, so they decide to s...

First film (of around thirty until this day) with électro-acoustic music. Dreamlike edition of male physical actions, executed according to synopsis e...

Following in the footsteps of pioneers like Émile Cohl, the brilliant inventor and self-taught artist Louis Van Maelder created a body of work of unpa...

A playful reference to vertigo in the title Vere d’he Go Composition announces a more vigorous attempt at spatial disorientation using again the strip...

"Outlaws of the Old South", was written, directed and music written by Phil Chambliss. This is a silent film with subtitles and was shot on Super-8 s...

A refined remake of the original Monster Land.

While her husband's away, the toys will play.

An impoverished rural family man discovers a fallen meteorite and finds his fortunes changed.

Legends say that St. Brendan crossed the Atlantic in the sixth century. Tim Severin made the trip to see if the legend might be fact.

Two high school students facing difficulties at both school and home decide to break up and meet again in the future once they have overcome their har...

It documents the installation of electrical lines high above a country valley.