SCREENING
8MM Films by George and Mike Kuchar
Sunday, Jan 16, 2011
The Bronx-born Kuchar Brothers made their own dime-store version of Hollywood with an 8mm camera.
Anita Needs Me
1963, 16 mins. An overheated tale of lust, guilt, and Mom, made as a response to the French New Wave.
Sylvia’s Promise
1962, 9 mins. A visually spectacular tale of tortured love, 1960s rock music, and dancing.
A Town Called Tempest
1963, 33 mins. Extreme weather and melodrama abound in this torrid tour de force.
Preserved by Anthology Film Archives as part of the Avant-Garde Masters Grant program administered by the National Film Preservation Foundation and funded by The Film Foundation.