Binghamton, My India

(1969), numinous film by Ken Jacobs portraying his classes and students during his first year of teaching (State University of New York at Binghamton).

Dream Sphinx Opera

(1973), Roger Jacoby’s parody of heterosexual romance using found footage from costume dramas and stag films (Pacific Film Archive).

(1980), film diary by Roger Jacoby documenting his family, friends, and community (Pacific Film Archive).

(1982), Roger Jacoby’s intimate portrayal of his struggle with AIDS and of his partner and fellow filmmaker Jim Hubbard (Pacific Film Archive).

(1976), hand-processed film by Roger Jacoby resembling an Abstract Expressionist painting in motion (Pacific Film Archive).

(1992), Cathy Cook’s exploration of female sexuality through found footage and the candid stories of 20 women (Film-Makers' Cooperative).

(1962), road movie by Ron Rice eschewing narrative structure in favor of poetic montage (Anthology Film Archives).