UCLA Student Films: 1960s Continued
The 1960s brought the counterculture to UCLA's campus. The first portion of this program features films made by and with the participation of the founding members of The Doors. The second is concerned with changing attitudes toward society and rock music. In the later 1960s, ethnic minorities of color began finding voices both behind and in front of the camera. Special thanks to the Archive supporters who contributed to The Ray Manzarek & Jim Morrison Preservation Project.
Part of the series 40 Years of UCLA Student Filmmaking. In addition to the screenings at the Hammer, more student films are available on the Archive's YouTube channel.
This event is co-presented by the Hammer Museum at UCLA and the UCLA Film and Television Archive.
Event Date: Friday, Nov. 22, 7:30 p.m.
Venue: Hammer Museum, Billy Wilder Theater
Price: Archive tickets are $9 general admission and free for UCLA students. Advance tickets are available on the Film & Television Archive website.
The Hammer is located at the corner of Westwood and Wilshire boulevards in Westwood Village, three blocks east of the 405 freeway’s Wilshire exit.
Parking is available under the museum.
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