The underground art of renegade performance artist, photographer, and filmmaker Jack Smith is explored through the images he...
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2007
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Jim Jarmusch's black-and-white feature Coffee and Cigarettes contains three vignettes originally released as short films...
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2004
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2004
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Like Susanne Ofteringer's Nico-Icon (1995), Vincent Fremont's Pie in the Sky: The Brigid Berlin Story chronicles the life of...
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2000
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This "neo-noir comic thriller" from director Amos Poe focuses on struggling actress Eva (Barbara Hershey), a waitress who...
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1999
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In this independently produced, short, meandering, plot-deprived, experimental, improvisational film, apparently intended as...
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1992
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Taking an avant-garde approach, experimental Russian painter turned director Ari Roussimoff creates an offbeat addition to...
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1991
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Fascinating documentary of artist and filmmaker Andy Warhol, combining rare footage with interviews with his friends and...
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1990
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At one time, even the great Buster Keaton was a regular visitor of the mental health, alcoholic rehabilitation-center system....
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1990
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The "underground" of the title refers not to crime but to the half-hidden world of two-bit hustlers, "artistic" poseurs,...
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1980
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"Careerism" is the villain in this Soviet "message" film. Careerism is a term which, in Soviet usage, has to do with...
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Judge
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1979
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Tally Brown was a star of New York underground films and a denizen of its underworld in the late 1960s -- about as far away...
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1979
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Mark Reichart wrote and directed this disturbing tale of mounting paranoia, based on a story by Cornell Woolrich. Harlan...
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1979
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Michel Auder offers this video art. ~ Rovi...
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1978
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In this film, outspokenly homosexual filmmaker Rosa von Praunheim has documented his encounters with friends in the New York...
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1976
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1970
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This underground feature uses seven screens and three soundtrack recorders in the filming of a group of people who mumble...
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1969
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Based on a James Leo Herlihy novel, British director John Schlesinger's first American film dramatized the small hopes,...
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1969
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Taylor Mead and Ultra Violet star in this independent production that features nudity and gymnastic sexual liaisons in a...
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1968
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This Big Apple underground art film is based on the classic Greek play Prometheus Bound and presents assorted characters,...
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1968
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This experimental western from cult icon Andy Warhol concerns nine people in a ghost town looking for love. A truly twisted...
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1968
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The medieval writings of Thomas a Kempis supposedly are the inspiration behind this Andy Warhol film. A young son reflects on...
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Hobo
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1967
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Viva make her film debut in this typical Andy Warhol exploitation film. She plays a waitress in a restaurant where, you...
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Harmonica Player
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1967
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1964
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Two 70 year old twin sisters are identical in every way except for their outlook on life. One gladly accepts her life as a...
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1964
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When two young men fall in love with the same woman, they each pursue her at different times of the year and in different...
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1963
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Too Young, Too Immoral proved to be too much for director, writer, actor, and editor Raymond A. Phelan who bowed in and...
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Scribbles
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1962
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This independent film by Ron Rice finds The Flower Thief (Taylor Mead) as a homosexual beatnik who walks around San...
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Flower Thief
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1960
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