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Pink NarcissusPink Narcissus (1971)
Dir. Jim Bidgood
Feat. Bobby Kendall
Major gay cult film with a non–narrative structure and opulent ‘garage’ aesthetic comparable to Kenneth Anger, but with more explicit…
Point, ThePoint, The (1971)
Dir. Fred Wolf
Animated fable (and later a succesful childrens' book) set in a world where everyone has a pointed head, and therefore a 'point'. When…
Punishment ParkPunishment Park (1971) Aro Favourite
Dir. Peter Watkins
Extraordinary, 'fictionalised' docu–drama from the unique and largely unheralded talent of British director Peter Watkins, portraying the…
See No EvilSee No Evil (Blind Terror) (1971) Aro Favourite
Dir. Richard Fleischer
Feat. Mia Farrow, Dorothy Alison, Robin Bailey
An especially effective suspenser, with Farrow playing a blind woman on a country farm who gradually suspects – then confirms – that her…
ShaftShaft (1971)
Dir. Gordon Parks Snr.
Feat. Richard Roundtree
The first, enormously successful blaxploitation film sees funky cop Richard Roundtree sniffing out kidnappers on mean Harlem streets to the coolest…
Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh, TheStrange Vice of Mrs. Wardh, The (1971)
Dir. Sergio Martino
Feat. Edwige Fenech, George Hilton, Bruno Corazzari
Mesmerising giallo horror starring 70's Italian cinema queen and frequent Martino collaborator Edwige Fenech as the socialite wife of a diplomat who…
Straw DogsStraw Dogs (1971) Aro Favourite
Dir. Sam Peckinpah
Feat. Dustin Hoffman, Susan George
With dir. Sam Peckinpah in top form, this powerful study of male territorial instincts pushed out the boundaries of movie violence in the…
Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss SongSweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (1971) Recommended
Dir. Melvin Van Peebles
Feat. Melvin Van Peebles
The 'blaxploitation' classic that is often celebrated as ostensibly the first film truly created by a black person in America, starring "The Black…
They Call Me TrinityThey Call Me Trinity (1971)
Dir. Enzo Barboni
Feat. Terence Hill, Bud Spencer
The film that triggered the careers of B–movie icons Terence Hill and Bud Spencer is an engaging spaghetti–western spoof. Something of a…
Third Part of the NightThird Part of the Night (Trzecia czesc nocy) (1971)
Dir. Andrzej Zulawski
A World War II film told as a feverish abstract nightmare. Set in Nazi–occupied Poland, the story follows a young man who joins the resistance…

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