France

A Dutch newsreel including items on the third world music competition in Kerkrade, three sisters from Groningen who train their horses to perform tricks and the royal family's Cannes vacation.

A Dutch newsreel with sound, including items on rowing races on the Bosbaan and King Boudewijn of Belgium's state visit.

A Dutch newsreel with sound, including items on King Boudewijn from Belgium's visit to Maastricht, and camping life in La Courtine and Jeugdland 1959.

Driven by his own restlessness and pursued by the henchmen of an underworld figure, American Alfred Lowell journeys through Europe and becomes entangled with women and gangsters in London, Berlin, Amsterdam and Paris. When, finally, he seems to have found peace of mind with a former Paris girlfriend and plans to build a happy future with her in Greece, he is trapped by his pursuers in the train to Athens. He despairs: will he ever be able to escape his past?

The film by Nikolai van der Heyde stars Ben Carruthers, star of John Cassavetes' Shadows.

Four-part film project with short films by Claude Chabrol, Ugo Gregoretti, Hiromichi Horikawa and Roman Polanski.

Frans Weisz's first feature film, based on a script by Remco Campert, inspired by an idea developed by Weisz, Campert and Jan Blokker.

The success of the young writer Wessel Franken's latest novel, 'Illusion is a Gangster Girl', is so great that he receives a request from a film studio in Rome to adapt it for the screen.

Crime film about a man on the run who goes to ground in a small French coastal town.

Pierre rents a room in a small hotel on the coast. He has been on the run since he killed his adulterous wife in a fit of jealousy five years earlier. His hide-out has been discovered by an acquaintance from Paris who reports him to the police. A number of people are willing to help him to escape but Pierre commits suicide.

Compilation of films made by Theo Regout in Africa in the thirties and fifties.

Report of a long journey of the Regout family through Africa.

Report of a trip through the Middle East.