UCLA Film & Television Archive and the Hugh M. Hefner Classic American Film Program present

UCLA Student Films: 1960s-1970s

The 1960s-’70s. Popular culture, manifested in rock music and movies, increasingly became subjects for student filmmakers wishing to create an ironic distance between themselves and the work of the entertainment industry. The counterculture both embraced outsiders who were victims of social norms, and sought alternative lifestyles that eschewed the norms of mainstream society.

 

 

 

Program 1
UCLA Fine Arts Presents (Gary Essert, 1965)
Coming Soon (Bill Norton, 1966)
Opus One (Colin Higgins, 1968)
Truly Right (Bill Norton, Steve Rosen, 1968)
Fly Away (Bill Kerby, 1968)
Yin and Yang (Laurence Davis, 1966)
Two-Stroke City (Eric Thiermann, 1970)
Wendy (Don Goodman, 1966)
I Lost It at the Movies (Diana Gould, 1967)
Light Years (J. David Wyles, 1966)
KM 400 (David Macdougall, 1966)

Program 2
Ella (Alberto Giraldo, 1965)
I Don’t Know (Penelope Spheeris, 1970)
Punkin (Gail Falkenberg, 1970)
Free Growth (Alan Gorg, 1970)

Total running time: 174 min.

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