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<p>Not on Letterboxd:<br />Kelly Nipper, <i>interval </i>(2000)<br />Oliver Herring, <i>Dance 1</i> (2002)<br />Oliver Herring, <i>Joyce and Davis</i> (2005)<br />Judson Laipply, <i>Evolution of Dance </i>(2006)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Fractions I </i>(1977)<br />Charles Atlas, <i>Roamin’ I </i>(1979)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Locale </i>(1979)<br />James Byrne, Victoria Marks; <i>Inside Eyes </i>(1987)<br />Eleanor Antin, <i>Caught in the Act </i>(1973)<br />Eleanor Antin, <i>The Ballerina and the Bum </i>(1974)<br />Eleanor Antin, <i>The Little Match Girl Ballet</i> (1975)<br />Tacita Dean, <i>Merce (Manchester) </i>[2007]<br />Elad Lassry, <i>Untitled </i>(2007)<br />Thomas Lovell Balogh, William Forsythe; <i>Solo </i>(1997)<br />Luis Jacob, <i>A Dance for Those of Us Whose Hears Have </i><i>Turned to Ice, Based on the Choreography of Françoise Sullivan and the Sculpture of Barbara Hepworth </i>(2007)<br />Uri Tzaig, <i>∞</i> (1998)<br />A. L. Steiner, robbinschilds; <i>C.L.U.E., Part 1 </i>(2007)<br />Ann Carlson, Mary Ellen Strom; <i>Sloss, Kerr, Rosenberg & Moore </i>(2007)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Joints</i> (1971)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>More Joints </i>(1971)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>TV Re-Run Movies</i> (1972-82)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Blue Studio: Five Segments </i>(1975-76)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Squaregame Video </i>(1976-77)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Videotriangle</i> (1977)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Fractions II </i>(1977-78)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Fracturing Fractions </i>(1977-79)<br />Charles Atlas, Merce Cunningham; <i>Locale </i>(1979-80)</p><p>*not every film is cited for a dance-related quality (i.e. Triumph of the Will)</p>
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<p>Native American Indigenous cinema. Great films to the front, questionable films to the back. </p><p>I have seen many of these, however I haven't seen all of these, so the list IS a hodgepodge. </p><p>Included are Canadian First Nations films as well. </p><p>Suggestions for findable, respectful, Native American TV & film very welcome. Especially Native American language films with subtitles, if i can find it I will watch it.</p><p>I add links to legal streamers in the notes. And official websites you can buy the films from. When I find them.</p><p>If you're having trouble tracking down one of the rarer films, I suggest asking a local university if they can buy it for themselves, or locate it for you.</p><p><b>I request that this list not be cloned or copied, please and thank you.</b></p><p>A link to my <a href="https://www.serializd.com/list/117150" rel="nofollow">Native American TV</a> list on Serializd.</p><p>Here is a link to learn basic Diné for free on Duolingo <a href="https://www.duolingo.com/course/nv/en/Learn-Navajo" rel="nofollow">www.duolingo.com/course/nv/en/Learn-Navajo</a></p><p>Here is a link to a free Indigenous Canada course <a href="https://www.coursera.org/learn/indigenous-canada" rel="nofollow">www.coursera.org/learn/indigenous-canada</a></p><p>upcoming/ unreleased titles are at the very end</p>
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<p>This list is an attempt to collect as many Pre-Code movies as possible. Sources include IMDb, Wikipedia, pre-code.com and the members of Nitrateville and Cinemageddon. Note: Films considered lost are included, as well as serials and modern documentaries.</p><p>"Pre-Code Hollywood refers to the era in the American film industry between the introduction of sound in the late 1920s and the enforcement of the Motion Picture Production Code. [---] Although the Code was adopted in 1930, oversight was poor and it did not become rigorously enforced until July 1, 1934.</p><p>"As a result, films in the late 1920s and early 1930s included sexual innuendo, miscegenation, profanity, illegal drug use, promiscuity, prostitution, infidelity, abortion, intense violence, and homosexuality." - Wikipedia</p><p>In addition, the movies were, contrary to the movies of the 20s, more realistic and often had a social commentary that really hadn't been seen (or heard of) at the cinemas until then.</p><p>Let me know if a movie should be added (or an existing one should be removed). The list is sorted alphabetically.</p>