Filmes

The film combines teenage lust and deranged delinquency to create a cautionary tale for the ages.

A contemplative, static walk in the woods.

I Was a Teenage Rumpot was made in 1960, when George and Mike, the twin brothers Kuchar, were all of eighteen years old. Though their films would...

The Shadow Glass is roughly based on Ewers' 'Student of Prague'. It concerns a young man who, feeling incapable of surmounting the harsh realities of...

Videomaker and spoken word performer David Finkelstein sleepwalks down into subconscious corridors.

(1962) Color, Sound, 9 min.

An early masterpiece by Mike Kuchar, in which Babette tells all, leaving no turgid stone unturned.

Looney thespians run amok in a classroom.

The windy adventures of a dog in a sea of grass beneath blue skies.

...It was time to chase One's shadow back into sunlight. -Mike Kuchar

An insane, deformed killer stalks the grounds of a resort house, bringing sudden violence to those of easy virtue and godlessness.

A lady alone amid the flowers of a garden becomes the target of mischievous elements therein.

Part one of Mike Kuchar's Heat Rash series: This audio, visual laxative empties the mind of inhibitions to allow the spectator entrance into the...

A House Wife's hum-drum world dissolves away into a thorny Passion Play of miraculous visions.

This outdoor meditation is drenched with sunlight, carressed by breezes and blessed with a young man who discovers his special "role" in Time's...

With lashings of humour and affection, this much-loved filmmaker and his students create a wonderful journey from the chaos of hell to the paradise...

Big…Rousing…Memorable! The incredible war saga of our own boys in a Jap-infested jungle in the Botanical Gardens. Hear Lloyd Thorner...

A wide-ranging look at pictures I collect on my walls and in my head. A look at pictures I concoct with my students at the San Francisco Art...

An eclectic compilation of home movies and early cinematic experiments. Preserved by Anthology Film Archives with support from the National Film...

An evocative 16mm short shot during a visit to Nepal.