James Broughton Movies

A single-frame portrait of Broughton's disembodied heads coming slowly together in wiggle, wobble and wonderment.

"The poet Daisy Aldan (who brought Gerard Malanga into the world of experimental filmmaking) directed a beautifully evocative and impressionistic...

Images, Joel Singer; Sounds, James Broughton. "The film is shot both through and at a window, superimposing and conjoining, thereby elaborating...

This film celebrates weddings and being wed, and the union of opposites in everything everywhere.

Close-up shots of Broughton's body.

A short black and white film from James Broughton with Kermit Sheets in a Chaplinesque role.

An old man (artist and landscape architect Bevis Bawa) contemplates the Garden of Eden.

The film travels in close-up over the mysterious terrains of nude human bodies as they touch and explore one another.

Celebrating the circulation of the waters of the world, this homage to James Broughton's favorite sage Lao-tsu is illustrated by the dance of...