Movie Trailers - March 1972
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Huldubyggðin í heiðinni Trailer (1972)
12 March 1972
A film about the activities of the US military base in Keflavík, Iceland.
A Sun Like Nowhere Else Trailer (1972)
01 March 1972
A film that witnesses the Acadian awakening and the unprecedented popular awareness that manifested itself in 1972 in northeastern New Brunswick.
Khanevade-ye sarkar Ghazanfar Trailer (1972)
21 March 1972
The work of Ghazanfar with his father Aqbalakhan and his brother Abbas live in their son-in-law Akbar.
Szenen aus dem Eheleben Trailer (1972)
28 March 1972
Through psychological warfare, a man manages to outdo his former wife's second husband and return to her.
The World's Largest TV Studio Trailer (1972)
01 March 1972
1972, 59:04 min, b&w, sound. In 1972, TVTV brought their low-budget, free-form journalistic techniques to the floor of the Democratic Presidential Convention in Miami.
Robarte el arte Trailer (1972)
02 March 1972
For Robarte el Arte [Stealing the Art] (1972), Juan José Gurrola together with Gelsen Gas and Arnaldo Coen supposedly stole an artwork during Documenta 5 in 1972 and represented it with an asterisk of scotch tape on a rock in the Wilhelmshöhe Park.
Sound Strip/Film Strip Trailer (1972)
01 March 1972
Sound Strip / Film Strip is Paul Sharits' first "Locational" work, made in collaboration with Bill Brand.
Daylight Trailer (1972)
12 March 1972
This film is my bridge from filmpainting to live-action filmmaking. A grant from a former teacher, through the National Counsel of Churches, enabled me to purchase camera, tape recorder, and editing equipment.
Bank Holiday Trailer (1972)
02 March 1972
18-year-old friends Todd and Towzer set off by motorbike to spend a Bank Holiday weekend in Scarborough.
Vampeer Trailer (1972)
12 March 1972
VAMPEER is told through a color mist and floating vales. A non-narrative film in the tradition of the Weber-Watson "Fall of the House of Usher" (1928) VAMPEER retains all the genre clichesbut uses them atmospherically.
Planned Obsolessons Trailer (1972)
12 March 1972
A crowd of champagne-riddled art patrons witness and react to the unveiling of a fountain sculpted by Richard See and the filmmaker.
Genesis - Generation 80 Trailer (1972)
20 March 1972
This studio concert by Genesis (Tony Banks, Peter Gabriel, Michael Rutherford, Phil Collins, and Steve Hackett) features hits “The Fountain of Salmacis,” “Twilight,” “Musical Box,” and “The Return of the Giant Hogweed.
Mutations Trailer (1972)
01 March 1972
“The changing dots, ectoplasmic shapes and electronic music of L. Schwartz’s ‘Mutations’ which has been shot with the aid of computers and lasers, makes for an eye-catching view of the potentials of the new techniques.
Activities Trailer (1972)
16 March 1972
Działania (Activities) documents a four-day action in a Warsaw television studio which can be understood as a “visual free-jazz concert,” or an attempt at interdisciplinary, collaborative improvisation.
Pear I Trailer (1972)
14 March 1972
Pear I illustrates Herbert's obsession with patterns of color as he dallies over curtains, quilts, toys, flowers and other objects, and over lean, youthful bodies that are perfect physical specimens, changing the aura of the figures with bluish, yellowish, dusky reddish and tannish tones.
Pear II Trailer (1972)
16 March 1972
A home movie, in that a disrobed couple prowl several rooms, their images flowing in blurred, fragmentary stop-motion photography.
Goodbye, Billy: America Goes to War, 1917-18 Trailer (1972)
14 March 1972
Surveys the history of the United States in World War I at home and at the battlefronts. A documentary compiled of authentic war films set to vintage sound, designed to stimulate student interest in further study of the war and the times.
Portrait Trailer (1972)
11 March 1972
An awe-inspiring surreal allegory of man's destruction of himself and his environment, expressed through haunting, superimposed images of overwhelming power and authority.
Aether Trailer (1972)
14 March 1972
A sci-fi/occult/psychedelic performance film set to an original soundtrack by Rhys Chatham. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2011.
Illuminated Music #1 Trailer (1972)
03 March 1972
With Illuminated Music #1, Stephen Beck shows off the well-modulated movements possible with a synthesizer that needs no external image source.
La segunda primera matriz Trailer (1972)
08 March 1972
La segunda primera matriz (The second first womb) told visually and poetically a story about humanity, from its origin to the Space Race, as a new frontier.
The Computer Generation Trailer (1972)
19 March 1972
Stan VanDerBeek, experimental filmmaker at work with friend and computer expert Wade Shaw, at the sophisticated new (1972) computer at MIT Center for Advanced Visual Studies, and discussing the inevitable interaction of computers with artistic creativity.
The Dispossessed Trailer (1972)
15 March 1972
The Dispossessed was the winner of the 1971 “Grand Award” at the Foothill Film Festival. It is a brilliant film and a must for anyone who is preoccupied with the death-producing consequences of monopoly capitalism and the life-generating qualities of the new Indian resistance.
Fifth Street Trailer (1972)
09 March 1972
A story about Skid Row in Los Angeles that examines the lives of the men who live and die on 5th Street.
Time Offed Trailer (1972)
11 March 1972
A strange and haunting vision of the catharsis involved in the work and leisure expenditure of an apparently non-distinct punch clock commoner, a human with its face masked in bandages.
You Don’t Die Here Trailer (1972)
18 March 1972
Jon Else’s open-ended documentary showing Death Valley, Calif., as a cruel and sublime backdrop against which a small group of aging residents reminisce about a past that seems like a distant, half-remembered dream.
Who Ho Rays No. 1 Trailer (1972)
31 March 1972
"The shapes of sound filmed from a computer system that reproduces analog patterns from sounds. This pioneer work in animated computer mandalas is a lyrical, abstract song with analog rhythms.
Lapis Lazuli Trailer (1972)
09 March 1972
Lapis Lazuli, (29 mins) - Mystical transformation, music and poetry, with Bill Fortinberry and Susan Darby, shows them meeting simultaneously on different myth-planes.
Moto perpetuo Trailer (1972)
01 March 1972
Naked women dancing and performing to the music of Paganini.
Plow, Skid, Drag Trailer (1972)
02 March 1972
Performance artist Orentlicher and a tractor are the stars of this film made by Cinema Guild member and future philosophy professor Lugg.
The Forbidden Decameron Trailer (1972)
22 March 1972
The Decameron forbidden is a 1972 Italian comedy, directed by Carlo Infascelli. The film, which counts among the starring actors such as Orchidea De Santis, Gabriella Giorgelli, nut Crostarosa and Carlo De Carvalho, is inspired by Boccaccio's fourteenth-century novels.
Girls and the Love Games Trailer (1972)
11 March 1972
Five vignettes around the theme of what can happen when teenagers' parents are away from home ... and then return unexpectedly.
Shadows Unseen Trailer (1972)
24 March 1972
When a journalist is murdered Inspector Micheli begins to investigate. Although someone comes forward to confess to the crime, Micheli doesn't believe he acted alone and keeps investigating despite coming under pressure to close the case.
Summer Soldiers Trailer (1972)
25 March 1972
During the Vietnam War, an American G.I. deserts his base in Japan and escapes to Tokyo with the help of his Japanese bar hostess girlfriend.
The Assassination of Trotsky Trailer (1972)
30 March 1972
A Stalinist assassin tracks exiled revolutionary Leon Trotsky to Mexico in 1940.
The End of the Lyubavines Trailer (1972)
27 March 1972
In the winter of 1922, the Rodionovs, Vasiliy Platonovich and his nephew Kuzma, came to the remote Siberian village of Baklan, disguised as teachers sent from the district center to organize and build a school.
Confessions Trailer (1972)
15 March 1972
"Just as outrageous is Curt McDowell's CONFESSIONS. McDowell, a graduate student at San Francisco Art Institute, opens his film with a confession to his mother and father, listing in exhausting detail his sins of the flesh.
Killer Trailer (1972)
01 March 1972
Whilst being transferred to a psychiatric hospital, a ruthless serial killer Gassot makes a break and goes on the run.
Body and Passion Trailer (1972)
27 March 1972
A happy relationship developed between Hoda [Naglaa Fathy] and Ahmed [Mahmoud Yassine]. Ahmed was planning to meet with her parents to ask for her hand, then suddenly went abroad to get his doctorate.
The Legend of Nigger Charley Trailer (1972)
16 March 1972
A trio of runaway slaves evade authorities in the Old West.
Bedside Head Trailer (1972)
03 March 1972
The young headmaster of a boy's boarding school has decided that due to the virility of his young charges, they are a sort of national treasure.
The Big Deal Trailer (1972)
31 March 1972
Three clumsy thieves come up with a robbery scheme against the "Grandi Magazzini Romani". They call to their aid a skilled "only by reputation" French burglar, Pierre Le Compte.
Benyamin Biang Kerok Trailer (1972)
03 March 1972
Pengki is a mischievous prankster who constantly causes trouble for his employer, Johan, his wife, and his parent-in-law.
Sex and Blood on Treasure Trail Trailer (1972)
01 March 1972
An american explorer organizes an expedition to the Amazon Rainforest in search of a lost treasure.
La Mandarine Trailer (1972)
17 March 1972
Paris, seventies. In a hotel in the glittering Rue de Rivoli an English boy falls in love with the two young grandchildren of the owner.