But No One (1982) by Su Friedrich
Saturday, February 20, 1988, 7:30 pm
Film-Makers’s Cooperative Benefit — II
The Film-Makers’ Cooperative in New York City is one of the most important film resources in the U.S. The first not-for-profit, member-directed film distributor in the country, it has served as a model for film cooperatives throughout Europe and America, including the Bay Area’s own Canyon Cinema. The Film-Makers’ Cooperative has always placed its democratic ideals before its own financial self-interest, leaving it vulnerable in the conservative ‘80s. The Cinematheque is presenting 3 shows in honor of the Coop’s 25 years of service with the proceeds going to aid the Film-Makers’ Cooperative Catalog Publication Fund for the Coop’s first new catalog in 13 years.
Films: Cassis by Jonas Mekas, Arabesque for Kenneth Anger by Marie Menken, At Land by Maya Deren, The Man Who Invented Gold by Christopher MacLaine, But No One by Su Friedrich, Surface Tension by Hollis Frampton, Materialaktionfilm by Kurt Kren, Schwechater by Peter Kubelka and Kino Da! by Henry Hills.
Running time: 65 min