1979 Movies

In a motel room a TV plays the live broadcast of an eclipse. In the background, out the window, the street scene is dingy and dark. On the TV the ecli...

A young Halifax architect withdraws from a promising partnership after experiencing events that lead him to question the ethics of his profession. Thi...

A series of sketches.

A singular cinematic figure, San Francisco’s Mike Henderson became one of the first independent African-American artists to make inroads into experime...

Second film produced for the Vidimax label

“Program #9” by Jane Veeder and Phil Morton is a collaborative Video Art work from 1979. “Program #9” is from a series of videos produced by Morton an...

Twelve-year-old Alek lives in an orphanage. He does not remember his mother, but believes that she is alive, that he will meet her one day. He secretl...

An Indian film

A documentary about a feminist run abortion clinic. Counselling is shown to be an important part of the procedure, which is carried out using local an...

b&w, sound, 1979

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...

Solo work by Dan Sandin acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in 2021.

An examination of America's "post-Vietnam syndrome" and the plight of the Vietnam veteran. Focuses on two vets: Richard Linder, a 28-year-old Black fr...

The loneness, the Other and the living together with himself.

It focuses on the basics of cardiovascular prevention and therapy.

It focuses on the use of nuclear energy in the fields of medicine, industry, and agriculture.

Rehabilitation of the villages of the Callejón del Huaylas after the 1970 earthquake, with the support of the Inter-American Development Bank - IDB.