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Jack O'Connell
Omicron
Ace of Cups, Herb Caen, Country
Joe and the Fish, Louis Gottlieb, Daria Halprin, Dan Hicks
Kurt Hirschhorn, Today Malone, The Steve Miller Band, Tracy Nelson, Mother
Earth
Quicksilver Messenger Service, Rev. Cecil Williams
A documentary film of the late Sixties hippie lifestyle, featuring a day
in the life of a blonde hippie called Today Malone, with the expected
hallucinatory fantasies and free love nudity scenes. Excellent soundtrack.
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Girl
On A Motorcycle (Naked Under Leather) Jack
Cardiff
Ares Productions / Mid-Atlantic Film Holdings / SNC
Alain Delon, Marianne
Faithfull, Roger Mutton, Marius Goring, Jean Leduc, Catherine Jourdan
Jacques Marin, André Maranne, Bari Jonson, Arnold Diamond, John G. Heller,
Marika Rivera
Richard Blake, Chris Williams, Colin West, Kit Williams
Cult semi-porn
Sixties culture film. A married woman visits her lover on her motorcycle,
eventually crashing to her death while in the throes of a sexual reverie.
Long series of still images. Very surreal.
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Monterey
Pop D.
A. Pennebaker
The
Foundation
Scott McKenzie, The Mamas
and the Papas, Canned Heat, Larry Taylor, Hugh Masekela
Simon and Garfunkel, Jefferson Airplane, Grace Slick, Big Brother and
The Holding Company
Janis Joplin, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Burdon and The Animals, Country
Joe and The Fish, Otis Redding, Ravi Shankar, Booker T. & The M.G.s, Micky
Dolenz, Brian Jones,
Laura Nyro, John Mitchell, Noel Redding, Johnny Rivers, Tom Smothers,
Carol Wayne.
Documentary about the greatest pre-Woodstock pop festival
with original background music by Pete Townshend. You
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Cream's
Farewell Concert Tony
Palmer
Distributed
by Film Shows
Ginger Baker,
Jack Bruce, Eric Clapton Patrick
Allen (narrator)
Filmed on 26th
November 1968 at The Royal Albert Hall for television. A documentary on,
and the performance from, Cream's last concert. 'Farewell Concert' is
the live recording of the final concert at the Royal Albert Hall on November
26th, 1968. The film incorporates pieces of six performances along with
interviews with the band members themselves, showcasing their playing
abilities. In 2005, a special extended edition of the concert appeared
featuring full versions of all songs separated from the narration and
interviews. You
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The
Touchables Robert
Freeman
Film Designs Ltd.
Ester
Anderson, David Anthony, Harry Baird, Joan Bakewell, Michael Chow, Roy
Davies
William Dexter, Bruno Elrington, Peter Gordeno, Danny
Lynch, Judy Huxtable, John
Ronane
Ricky Star, Monika Ringwald (as Marilyn
Rickard), Kathy Simmonds, Steve Viedor
James Villiers, Bryan Walsh, Simon Williams.
Pop-art
youth culture film in which four swinging dolly birds in an inflatable
dome kidnap a good-looking young pop star for fun - theirs! The theme
music is by Nirvana and additional soundtrack music comes from Wynder
K. Frog, The Ferris Wheel and Roy Redman. This is the only full feature
film that Beatles photographer Robert Freeman directed. You
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Here
We Go Round The Mulberry Bush Clive
Donner
Giant
Film Production
Barry Evans, Judy
Geeson, Angela Scoular, Sheila White, Adrienne Posta, Vanessa Howard
Diane Keen, Moyra Fraser, Michael Bates, Roy Holder, Maxine Audley, Denholm
Elliott
Christopher Timothy, Nicky Henson, Allan Warren, George Layton, Gareth
Robinson
Oliver Cotton, Sally Avory, Andrew Hamilton, Erika Raffael, Cavan Kendall,
Trevor Jones
Gillie Austin, Christopher Mitchell, Pauline Challoner, Mary Griffiths,
Stella Kemball
Angela Pleasence, Marianne Stone.
One of the classic
Swinging Sixties youth culture movies. Featured artists are The Spencer
Davis Group, Traffic, Stevie Winwood and general pop music background. You
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The
Sweet Ride Harvey
Hart
Euterpe / Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Michael Sarrazin, Jacqueline
Bisset, Anthony Franciosa, Bob Denver, Michele Carey
Michael Wilding, Lara Lindsay, Norma Crane, Percy Rodrigues, Warren Stevens
Pat Buttram, Michael Forest, Lloyd Gough, Stacy King, Corinna Tsopei,
Charles Dierkop
Arthur Franz, Moby Grape, Lee Hazlewood
Late Sixties
surf culture movie. Californian surf drop-outs and beachcombers with music
by Moby Grape. You
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Pop
Down Fred Marshall
Fremar / New Realm
Diane Keen,
Jane Bates, Andy Ellison, Carol Rachell, Nicole Yarna, Margaret Evans
Debbie Slater, Bill Aaron, Zoot Money, Tony Hicks, Brenton Wood, Fred
Marshall
Psychedelic pop film with a sci-fi story line based around visiting aliens.
Other musical contributions include Don Partridge, Blossom Toes, Luis
Bonfa, Maria Toledo, Hetty Schneider, Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and
The Trinity,The Idle Race and Dantalion's Chariot.
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Mini
Weekend
(The Tomcat) Georges
Robin
Global / Tigon
Anthony Trent, Veronica
Lang, Anna Palk, Liz Rogers, Connie Frazer, Karen Leslie-Lyttle
Nina Dwyer, Valerie Stanton, Eve Aubrey, Vicki Hodge, Jane MacIntosh,
Patti Bryant
Avril Gaynor, Rosalind Elliot, Kathleen Southern, Maria Hauffer, Lucy
Swain
Youth culture
comedy drama made in black and white. You
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Thirty
Is A Dangerous Age, Cynthia Joseph
McGrath
Columbia Pictures Corporation / Walter Shenson Productions
Dudley Moore, Eddie Foy
Jr., Suzy Kendall, John Bird, Duncan
Macrae, Patricia Routledge
Peter Bayliss, John Wells, Harry Towb, Ted Dicks Jr., Jonathan Routh,
Nicky Henson
Clive Dunn, Frank Thornton, Derek Farr, Micheál MacLiammóir
Sixties culture
movie. A shy nightclub pianist has girl trouble. You
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Mrs.
Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter Saul
Swimmer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Peter Noone, Karl Green, Keith Hopwood, Derek Leckenby, Sheila White,
Barry Whitwam
Stanley Holloway, Mona Washbourne, Lance Percival Marjorie Rhodes, Sarah
Caldwell
Hugh Futcher, Drewe Henley, John Sharp, Avis Bunnage, Nat Jackley, Billy
Milton
Dermot Kelly, Tom Kempinski, Lynda Baron, Joan Hickson, Iris Sadler, Nan
Munro
Pamela Cundell, Paul Farrell, Michelle Cook, James Myers, Margery Manners
Annette Crosbie, Rita Webb
Herman's Hermits
star in this musical comedy about a group of musicians who inherit a racing
dog. Herman (Noone) decides to enter the dog, named Mrs. Brown, in races
and the group travel from Manchester to London in hopes of qualifying
for a national invitational.
They find work as a pop group (wow!) and Herman falls in love with the
girl next door. Besides the title tune, 'There's a Kind of Hush', 'The
World Is for the Young', and 'The Most Beautiful Thing In My Life' are
among featured songs. You
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Up
The Junction Peter
Collinson
BHE Films / Crasto
Suzy Kendall, Dennis Waterman,
Maureen Lipman, Adrienne Posta, Liz Fraser, Linda Cole
Doreen Herrington, Jessie Robins, Barbara Archer, Ruby Head, Susan George
Sandra Williams, Michael Robbins, Alfie Bass, Michael Gothard, The Delecardos
Michael Standing, Aubrey Morris, Hylda Baker, Shaun Curry, Olwen Griffiths,
Queenie Watts
Billy Murray, Lockwood West, Michael Barrington, Yvonne Manners, Harry
Hutchinson
Larry Martyn, Derek Ware
A classic
Sixties youth culture movie, based on a Nell
Dunn novel. Polly, a Chelsea girl, attempts to forsake her upper-class
roots and moves to working-class Clapham. She takes a factory job where
she is confronted with various heavy issues including domestic violence,
abortion, and the general downbeat life of the area.
Dennis Waterman plays Polly's Lambretta-riding boyfriend Peter. Brilliant,
haunting, bluesy soundtrack by Manfred Mann. You
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Head
Bob
Rafelson
Raybert
Productions
The
Monkees, Victor Mature, Annette Funicello, Timothy Carey, Jack
Nicholson, Vito Scotti
Abraham Sofaer, Charles Macaulay, T.C. Jones, Carol Doda, Charles Irving,
William Bagdad, Percy Helton, Sonny Liston, Ray Nitschke, Frank Zappa,
June Fairchild, Teri Garr,
Mireille Machu, Terry Chambers, Mike Burns, Esther Shepard, Kristine Helstoski,
Toni Basil
John Hoffman, Linda Weaver, Jim Hanley, Jon C. Andersen, Rona Barrett,
John Brockman, Chelsea Brown, The Radio City Rockettes (archive), Dennis
Hopper, Logan Ramsey,
John Dennis, Linda Haines, Bob Rafelson.
Youth culture fantasy
musical documenting the somewhat zany 'life' of a Sixties pop group.
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Sympathy
For The Devil (One Plus One)
Jean-Luc Godard
Cupid
Productions
Sean Lynch (commentary voice),
The Rolling Stones, Anne Wiazemsky, Iain Quarrier
Frankie Dymon, Danny Daniels, Illario Pedro, Roy Stewart, Linbert Spencer,
Tommy Ansah
Michael McKay, Rudi Patterson, Mark Matthew, Karl Lewis, Bernard Boston,
Nike Arrighi
Joanna David, Françoise Pascal, Monica Walters, Glenna Forster-Jones,
Elizabeth Long
Jeannette Wild, Marianne Faithfull, Harry Douglas, Colin Cunningham, Anita
Pallenberg
Graham Peet, Matthew Knox, Barbara Coleridge, James Fox, Nicky Hopkins,
Clifton Jones.
Featuring a semi-documentary
on the 'Sympathy For The Devil' production with revolutionary overtones
using rock'n'roll as its basis, this is Godard's documentation of late
1960's western counter-culture. You
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The
Doors: The Doors Are Open John
Sheppard
Granada
Television International
Jim Morrison,
Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, John Densmore
Documentary
movie made for television and released on video in 1992. The film contains
interviews, performance footage from a concert at London's 'Roundhouse'
and music over newsreel footage of demonstration scenes. Performances
include such classics as 'Light my Fire', 'The Unknown Soldier', 'Spanish
Caravan' and 'When the Music's Over'. You
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Finian's
Rainbow Francis
Ford Coppola
Warner
Brothers / Seven Arts
Fred Astaire, Petula Clark,
Tommy Steele, Don Francks, Keenan Wynn, Barbara Hancock
Al Freeman Jr., Ronald Colby, Dolph Sweet, Wright King, Louil Silas
Musical fantasy
film. No Sixties cultural significance, just pleasant, unassuming fun
featuring 'Downtown' singer Pet Clark.
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You
Are What You Eat Barry
Feinstein
Cerberus / Natoma
Paul Butterfield,
David Crosby, Dave Dixon, John Herald, Barry McGuire, Rosko, Tiny Tim
Sharmagne Leland-St. John, John Simon, Peter Yarrow, Frank Zappa (archive
footage)
Vito's Dancers, Marilyn Salisbury.
An irreverent 'underground' documentary, built around a prospective
album soundtrack, about the various mid-Sixties cultures. Additional music
and cameos come from Super Spade, The Electric Flag, John Simon, David
Crosby and Harper's Bizarre. Cameo appearances from The Family Dog, The
Mothers Of Invention, Ringo Starr and others. The director, Barry Feinstein,
was also one of the leading album cover photographers of the Sixties. You
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Joanna
Michael
Sarne
Laughlin
Geneviève Waïte,
Christian Doermer, Calvin Lockhart, Donald Sutherland, Anthony Ainley
Glenna Forster-Jones, Geoffrey Morris, Michelle Cook, Manning Wilson,
Clifton Jones
Dan Caulfield, Michael Chow, Fiona Lewis, Marda Vanne, Jane Bradbury,
Edith MacArthur
Caroline Munro, Michael Sarne, David Scheuer, Carlos Baker, David Collings,
John Gulliver
Jenny Hanley, Richard Hurndall, Sibylla Kay, Brenda Kempner, John Owens
Elizabeth MacLennan, Peter Porteous, Annette Robertson, Jayne Sofiano.
Swinging London culture. A
girl art student comes to the big city to follow fashion design but doesn't
make good. You
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Yellow
Submarine George
Dunning
Apple Films / King Features Production / TVC London
Voices
by: The Beatles (as Sgt. Pepper's Lonely
Hearts Club Band), Lance Percival
Paul Angelis (narrator), John Clive, Dick Emery, Geoffrey Hughes, Peter
Batten
Swinging Sixties culture cartoon fantasy featuring the music of The Beatles
with their voices being 'done' by other artists. You
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The
Beatles Mod Odyssey George
Dunning II / Heinz Edelmann
Tarot
Associates Inc
George Harrison,
John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, George
Dunning (voice)
Heinz Edelmann (voice),
A short 7 minute
promotional trailer film for 'Yellow Submarine'.
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Candy
Christian Marquand
ABC / Corona Cinematografica Dear Film Produzione / Selmur Productions
Ewa Aulin, Charles Aznavour, Marlon
Brando, Richard Burton, John Huston, James Coburn
Walter Matthau, Ringo Starr, John Astin, Joey Forman, Enrico Maria Salerno,
Fabian Dean
Elsa Martinelli, Sugar Ray Robinson, Anita Pallenberg, Lea Padovani, Florinda
Bolkan
Marilù Tolo, Peter Dane, Nicoletta Machiavelli, Umberto Orsini, Neel Noorlag,
Anthony Foutz
Enzo Fiermonte, , Peggy Nathan, Tom Keyes, Mark Salvage, Buck Henry, Micaela
Pignatelli
Christian Marquand, Ragni Malcolmsson, Judith Malina.
Hippie culture
psychedelic fantasy about a girl who can't say 'No' and a curious sequence
of adventures. You
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IF
.... Lindsay
Anderson
Memorial
Enterprises
Malcolm McDowell, David Wood,
Richard Warwick, Christine Noonan, Rupert Webster
Robert Swann, Hugh Thomas, Michael Cadman, Peter Sproule, Peter Jeffrey,
Ben Aris
Anthony Nicholls, Arthur Lowe, Mary MacLeod, Mona Washbourne, Geoffrey
Chater
Graham Crowden, Charles Lloyd Pack, Guy Ross, Robin Askwith, Richard Everett
Philip Bagenal, Nicholas Page, Robert Yetzes, David Griffin, Richard Ryan,
Graham Sharman
Robin Davies, Brian Pettifer, Michael Newport, Charles Sturridge, Sean
Bury, John Garrie
Martin Beaumont, Jean Alexander, Ellis Dale, Tommy Godfrey, Peter Jaques,
Simon Ward.
Flashes of sixties
culture in this surreal, all-time great, cult fantasy treatment of school
life and, ultimately, pure anarchy. You
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Performance
Donald Cammell
/ Nicolas Roeg
Goodtimes
Enterprises
James Fox, Mick Jagger, Anita
Pallenberg, Michèle Breton, Ann Sidney, John Bindon
Stanley Meadows, Allan Cuthbertson, Anthony Morton, Johnny Shannon, Anthony
Valentine
Kenneth Colley, John Sterland, Laraine Wickens, Reg Lye, Ian McShane,
Billy Murray
Anthony Roye.
A vicious gangster
moves in with a former pop idol. Songs include 'Gone Dead Train' by Randy
Newman, 'Dyed Dyed Red' by Buffy Sainte-Marie, 'Memo From Turner' by Mick
Jagger, 'Wake Up Niggers' by Last Poets, 'Performance' and 'Poor White
Hound' by Merry Clayton. Filmed in 1968 but not actually released until
1970. You
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For
Singles Only Arthur
Dreifuss
Four-Leaf
Productions
John Saxon, Mary Ann Mobley,
Lana Wood, Peter Mark Richman, Ann Elder, Chris Noel
Marty Ingels, Hortense Petra, Charles Robinson, Duke Hobbie, The Walter
Wanderley Trio
Talya Ferro, Leslie McRay, The Lewis & Clarke Expedition, The Nitty Gritty
Dirt Band
Milton Berle, The Sunshine Company, Dick Castle, Norma Foster, Maria Korda,
Dita Nicole
The Cal Tjader Band, Angelique Pettyjohn, Norman Wells.
Musical comedy
about two girls who move into a California singles apartment where all
the occupants seem to be setting their sights on the building manager.
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Work
Is A Four Letter Word Peter Hall
Cavalcade Films
David Warner, Cilla Black,
Zia Mohyeddin, David Waller, Elizabeth Spriggs, Alan Howard
Jan Holden, Tony Church, Joe Gladwin, Julie May, Derek Royle, John Steiner,
Cyril Cross
Clifford Rose, Paul Dawkins.
British futuristic industrial fantasy comedy where everyone is employed
by the ultra-modern DICE Corporation but Valentine Brose would rather
stay home to tend his psychedelic mushrooms. However, his bedroom is too
small and his fiancee Betty wants him to settle down, so he seeks a job
in DICE's boiler-room, a suitable environment to grow his mushrooms. Based
on Henry Livings’ award-winning play Eh? You
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Psych-Out
Richard
Rush
Dick
Clark Enterprises
Susan Strasberg, Dean Stockwell,
Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dern, Adam Roarke, Max Julien
Henry Jaglom, Linda Gaye Scott, I. J. Jefferson,
Tommy Flanders, Ken Scott, Garry Marshall
Geoffrey Stevens, Susan Bushman, John 'Bud' Cardos.
Hippie/flower
power culture musical. 'Taste a moment of madness . . . listen to the
sound of purple. Come where the pleasure is'. A hippie band 'adopts' a
deaf runaway girl who comes to Los Angeles to try and find her missing
brother after receiving a postcard from him saying 'God is alive and well
and living in a sugar cube'. Music is by The Strawberry Alarm Clock and
The Seeds. You
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The
Stones Rock And Roll Circus Michael
Lindsay-Hogg
Production company unknown
Jethro
Tull, The Who, Taj Mahal, Jesse Ed Davis, Gary Gilmore, Chuck Blackwell
Marianne Faithfull, John Lennon, Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, John
Mitchell, Yoko Ono
Ivry Gitlis, Nicky Hopkins, Kwasi Dzidzornu (as Rocky Dijon), The Nurses,
Julius Katchen
Julian Lennon, Donyale Luna, Milton Reid
Filmed for television at the Wembley International Studios on 11th December
1968 but never released in its entirety at the time
as Mick Jagger was reputedly unhappy with the quality.
The circus acts were supplied by Sir Robert Fossett's circus, including
a fire-eater and trapeze artists.
There was, originally, a curious interlude involving Mick Jagger and Keith
Richard in a knife-throwing act.
It was subjected to post-production in the UK and USA between 1989 and
1995 and released as a 65 minute video in 1996 by ABKCO Films in the USA
For those of you who missed it, hard luck - it was on UK television on
December 26th 2004 - just after midnight! You
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The
Committee Peter Sykes
Craytic
Arthur Brown, Jimmy Gardner, Paul Jones, Tom Kempinski, Robert
Langdon Lloyd
Pauline Munro
British independent Black-and-white film noir film. It featured original
music by Pink Floyd as well as 'Nightmare' by The Crazy World Of Arthur
Brown. You
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Wonderwall Joe
Massot
Alan Clore Films / Compton Films
Jack MacGowran, Jane Birkin,
Irene Handl, Richard Wattis, Iain Quarrier, Beatrix Lehmann
Brian Walsh, Sean Lynch, Bee Duffell, Noel Trevarthen, Suki Potier, Anita
Pallenberg
Swinging Sixties
youth culture 'psychedelia' film with sexual overtones. The music is by
George Harrison. You
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A Penny James F. Collier
World Wide Pictures
Cliff Richard, Dora Bryan,
Avril Angers, Ann Holloway, Geoffrey Bayldon, Peter Barkworth
Donald Bisset, Edward Evans, Mona Washbourne, Tina Packer, Earl Cameron,
Noel Davis
Nigel Goodwin, Billy Graham, Charles Lloyd Pack, Richard Vanstone, Warwick
Sims
Rudi Patterson, John Watson, Jo Rowbottom, Daphne Riggs, Barbara Bruce,
Doreen Keogh
Norman Mitchell.
An art student and frustrated pop star lives with his mother, a receptionist
for a psychiatrist who is experimenting with psychedelic drugs. The student,
to make money quickly, begins to work at the doctor's office as a pretence
in order to steal and sell the drugs. 4 original songs. You
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