Movie Clubs were established by amateur moviemakers and collectively constituted an amateur cinema culture. Movie clubs came in different shapes and sizes: some were defined by their geographical location, others were oriented around particular activities, and still others collected users of a specific film gauge (i.e. 8mm film).
Luton, England, UK
Footlights (1938)
Danger Signal (1935)
Grandma’s Glasses (1932)
Hydrogen Peroxide (1937)
Labours of Hercules Smith, The (1936)
Moonshine (1938)
Clyde (1931)
[People’s Cinema Group, The]
1 Mayıs Mahallesi, Ümraniye, İstanbul/Turkey
[Young Filmmakers Group, The]
Şişli, Istanbul/Turkey
Villa de Corres [Corres Village] (1983)
Día de rally, Un [A day of rally] ()
Laderas de Izkiz [Hillsides of Izkiz] ()
Villar, El ()
Olga ()
Márgenes del Duero [Douro Margins] (1971)
Rótula, La [The ball joint] ()
Álava Deportiva [Sports in Alava] ()
Santo Patrón [Patron Saint] ()
3er Cross Popular Vitoria-Gasteiz [3rd Popular Cross Vitoria-Gasteiz] ()
Senderos de Ilusión [Paths of Hope] ()
Amigo Enemigo [Friend Enemy] ()
Boston
Errentería, Gipuzkoa.
Fuerza y Alegría [Strength and Joy] (1965)
Madrid 64 (1964)
Mendietan [In the mountains] (1965)
Primavera [Spring] (1965)
Álava, Spain
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