1965 Movies

The film consists of many maxims appearing on the screen and after each there is an almost completely irrelevant clip to supposedly illustrate the point.

Mayhem on a Sunday Afternoon was the last of three documentaries William Friedkin made for producer David Wolper. It concerned the world of pro football.

The film is a reflection by K. Y. Goleizovsky on the art of classical dance.

Ateşkerim is a swift bandit who has been extorting Viranşehir; his girlfriend is Gülnaz. Keloğlan, who looks just like him, shows up; neither of them knows about the other, and the villagers, the police, and even Gülnaz herself get them mixed up.

Türkan, a young woman, works as a secretary in a bank. Kemal works alongside his wealthy uncle. There is a big secret that Kemal kept from Türkan.

A beautician inherits a racing stable and a fortune of 160 million, which she can only collect in 5 years, if she has maintained and cared for the horses, including Prince III, preferred by her uncle who made her his heir. The thoroughbred wins a race during w...

1965 Nikkatsu movie.

A documentary of the town of Sheffield's main pub and the people who went there.

Helmy's father forces him to marry someone he doesn't love. When his father dies, Helmy decides to break free. He meets Nany, the gentle helpless girl, then he meets the lawyer Fatima, a liberal who claims to be cultured.

A 13-year-old girl, just beginning to realize her own sexuality, comes home one day and finds her mother having sex with a stranger. Horrified, she runs away from home and heads towards her aunt's house in the country, only to be sexually assaulted along the w...

Chronicle dramatic scenes of Germany under the rule of fascism.

This is the story of millions of Filipinos for them to live a life of penury.

Chase and stress in the big city of Stockholm. Lines of cars, buses and trams, exhaust fumes, parking problems, and the long journey home to the high-rise in the suburbs.

Backstage short documentary on Carmelo Bene’s theatre works Amleto and Pinocchio.

An archival short of Britain's greatest bandleader, Joe Loss, and his orchestra, including hits such as "Old Ned", "No Regrets", "If I Had A Hammer", "Let There Be Drums", and "(I'm Saying) Farewell To The Dames".