Time-lapse footage of a pitcher plant dangling and a sundew devouring an ant.
Ott shot his time-lapse plant footage in his Winnetka gr...
Ott shot his time-lapse plant footage in his Winnetka gr...
A tongue-in-cheek version of Little Red Riding Hood, updated for the 1960s, with Red as a lazy teenager and "the Wolf" a predatory beatnik. Produce...
A series of short, comedic sketches featuring William Paulin along with his family and friends. Shot in and around Paulin's Stickney, Illinois home...
"The one with all the ass. A lively abstraction of a sexy summer day in downtown Chicago." - Center Cinema Co-Op Filmmakers' Distribution Catal...
This Little Chicken Went to the Market is a promotional film for Suter's Foods revealing in great detail how their products are made.
A humorous commercial for Hill's Dog Food produced in the mid-1960s.
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A collection of three commercials advertising 3 Hill's Dog Food produced during the late 1960s.
"A search for the true identity of the Beatles walrus. Is he preserved in stone in Crystal Palace Park? Is he lurking in Henry VIII's suit of armor...
Chicago artists Rodney Quiriconi, John Heinz, Marcia Daehn and Tom Palazzolo playfully film each other eating Celeste brand sausage pizza by candle...
Footage from Abundance From India's Acres filmed by John Nash Ott and produced by Madras Fertilizers, Ltd. in 1968.
Footage from Abundance From India's Acres filmed by John Nash Ott and produced by Madras Fertilizers, Ltd. in 1968.
Footage of a large anti-war demonstration in 1966. People can be seen carrying signs; one person has even covered their dog in anti-war slogans. Th...
Documentary film made about Chicago independent filmmaker Tom Palazzolo for the United States Information Agency.
The first of three parts of Franklin McMahon's artist report on the political scene of 1968, or "one artists look at America in this polit...
Home movie of the Suster family featuring footage of a Chicago Cubs game at Wrigley Field and of Lake Michigan from Oak Street Beach.