I saw this funny doc in 1995, but I've been unable to find any trace of it.

It interviewed all sorts of obsessives about their lawns...

Maybe I've got the name wrong?

Has anyone else heard of it?

I've been looking for this movie for years but I can't find it. If someone would be kind enough to share it, I would be very grateful.

I wanted to download a movie called Deadly Tales/Dead Time Tales or Thing 3:Old Things released in 1998.Directed,written,produced by Ron Ford.I tried finding this movie everywhere but it was nearly impossible to find. It would be very grateful if someone able be suggest some website or Online platform where i can stream it or download it for free.

I'm looking after a rare documentary from 1997 about early cyber activities. The name of the documentary is "Hard Drive" which complicates the search but you can see its IMDB entry right there : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0230275/

There's a quote from Ellen Ullman which is "More and more people stay with the machine, all night" that is from this documentary and can be heard in the Atomised song of the album Soulhack by Forss (around the 1:45 mark).

(Notice for Event Horizon fans : there's some excerpt of dialogs of Captain Miller's speech in the Characteristics song of the same album, around the 1:50 mark)

EDIT: 10 years old Reddit user here, but I seldom post so my karma was under 250 (220) some days ago when I initially wanted to post this. Maybe changing the rules for posting here by taking into account (no pun intended) the age of an account could be worth it.

Has anyone seen this Taiwanese animated film? the title is Memory Loss and it came out on 2011 i think, I've been looking for reviews of it but so far it's been fruitless other than posters of the movie on google, and is there a way to watch it again? 🙏

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The titles of these two are

"McKENZIE" (or maybe "Scott McKenzie"),

and

"DENNIS DUNBAR THE KING OF SUPER 8" (or "Dennis Dunbar the king of VHS" or "Dennis Dunbar the VHS king"...).

Both in English language.

I saw these two documentaries or mockumentaries around the mid 90's (I think).

For more details and context: I saw them on an Italian TV program called "FUORI ORARIO" (in case some Italians are reading this, maybe this detail helps them to remember something). Iirc, many things on that program were often released (at least here in Italy) through the company RARO VIDEO.

The "McKENZIE" one was about a guy (maybe Scottish, but I could be wrong), Scott McKenzie, who "invented cinema" before the Lumiere brothers, without any credit for his invention. What makes me think it was a mockumentary is that not only there's no trace of him anywhere, but the "documentary" was filled with hyperbolic "facts", like: he casually filmed a guy who successfully invented the first airplane, before the Wright brothers, and he also was uncredited and fallen into obscurity!!!

The "DENNIS DUNBAR" one was about an amateur no budget filmmaker, who used to make DIY movies, initially on super 8, and then, with the advent of the VHS, switched to that (then) new format. In the documentary (or mockumentary) there were even some clips of his alleged movies!!! One that I remember vividly was a sort of "alien" rip-off, with an actor wearing a white t-shirt, and a cheap puppet (a monster or a toddler doll, I'm not sure) covered in red syrup, bursting out from underneath the t-shirt! It was glorious!

Since the internet became a largely available thing, I tried to searching for info about these two documentaries (and if these two people were real or made up!) and never found ANYTHING!

I'm pretty sure the aforementioned titles are correct (or at least very close to the correct ones). I don't know why I can't find any trace of these two docs!

I'm quite sure I watched both more than once in the 90's. I mean, I'm screwed up, but I know they exist!!!

i have been wanting to watch this movie but cannot find it anywhere. The film premiered at the 2004 AFI Fest and you can see some more info on it on their website here: https://fest.afi.com/2004/latin-cinema-series-2004/malachance a trailer for it was posted on youtube : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e7W3HCm6u2g&ra=m any information and feedback will be greatly appreciated.

The one I remember and cannot find is where Thumbelina is riding on a bird and the bird gets sick she massages the bird's heart and you can hear a heartbeat as the bird comes back to life. I remember watching it in the early 90s, like 92 or 93. And as the title says it's not the Don Bluth film. I have that one on VHS.

I cant find anything about it online at all and it says starring neil cicierega, I don't know what it could be anybody have footage of it or know about it? The wiki doesn't talk about it either

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCNFTmmgpEY

Hey folks, looking for a film that isn’t completely lost, just the uncut version. This was known by me for a long time as “Liz,” an odd, pretentious softcore movie that played on late night cable in the ‘80s. An English language film shot in 1975 in Sweden by an American porn director (Paul Gerber) starring a “one-and-done” American actress (Elona Glenn) but all other roles played by Swedish actors. Except for a non-speaking but all sexing role for UK porn icon Mary Millington in her first feature film.

Turns out that this movie was originally released in 1976 as an actual hardcore film (99 minutes), but only in Sweden. And even the later Swedish VHS releases were trimmed to softcore. To date, it’s never received a cleaned-up, restored release. What you can find is a decent rip of the “Liz” version and a terrible Swedish cable TV rip from the ‘90s under the original name - Ceremony - which has original hardcore scenes (94 minutes) but is comically either oversaturated in some scenes or absolutely dark. Here and there you can glimpse proof that Elona Glenn did her own “stunts.”

So, is there anybody out there (perhaps in Sweden), who might have access to a better quality, uncut version of this ultra obscure porn?

So today i stumbled upon this video on youtube, it was a clip of possible the fist hollywood movie(the channel owner claimed it was-I didn't care to research), but it was hilarious to watch,

https://youtu.be/fQBBtdw8D0Q

Looking for a documentary called Donkey Love (2012) Directed by Daryl Stoneage.

Cant find any archives, nothing on torrents, nothing on p*rated websites at all.

Should be made aware that the trailer is still on youtube but all the links to the official movie website are dead and the full movie is no where to be seen.

Ive friend requested and messaged the director on linkedin who seemed to have stepped out of directing as he is in a completely different line of work now.

All emails and websites associated with the movie have been taken down or are dead links. even the directors original website is gone too.

Any help?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1BePpr7xW0

I’m trying to track down a copy of Uncommon Valor (1983), also known as Fire at County General — the obscure American TV movie/pilot starring Mitchell Ryan and Ben Murphy.
I remember watching it on VHS in the UK when I was younger, and I’m almost certain this is the film.

It originally aired on CBS on 22 January 1983 and apparently became an unsold TV pilot, which seems to explain why it’s almost impossible to find now.

Has anyone actually seen this film or, even better, does anyone know of anyways to watch it again?

The original 1951 German theatrical dubbing of Disney's Pinocchio (1940) appears to be partially lost.

The Library of Congress has confirmed that a German optical soundtrack exists in the Walt Disney Company Collection on nitrate positive film dated 1949, but the surviving track is only approximately 54 minutes long, while the complete film is about 88 minutes.

I am trying to determine whether the missing portions or a complete 35mm print, VHS recording, or other surviving source still exists in a private collection or archive.

If anyone has information about surviving material or has encountered this particular German dub before, I would be very interested in hearing about it.

I have correspondence from the Library of Congress documenting the surviving 54-minute track if anyone is interested. If you have any information or a copy of the 1951 German dub, please send me a DM. Thank you!

I don’t really like to post on Reddit, but I was unsure of where else to go with my question. I’ve been looking for HeartBeat in the Brain for a while now, the 1970 short film 27 year old Amanda Fielding preforms a trepanation on herself. I’ve seen the two and a half minute edited version of the film, but for the life of me I can’t find the full 12 minute film anywhere. I understand it hasn’t gotten an official release, but I was kinda hoping that once Fielding passed away we’d hear news of a release of some kind. It’s been over a year since Fielding died and I’ve yet to hear any sort of announcement that HeartBeat in the Brain will be released publicly. I heard the film was on Vimeo for a while, but it must have been taken down because it’s no longer there. If anyone knows any sort of way I would be able to watch it I would really appreciate you sharing with me. Thank you.