HOOKS - 1972, 5 min. An out-take from a U.S. Army-producedfilm that visualizes the hallucinatory effects of drugs and is narrated by MichaelLandon. Here we see a cascade of psychedelic special effects. LSD: TRIP TO WHERE -1968, 10 min., this is the classic opening 10-minute “hallucination scene” of a U.S.Navy-produced film that has achieved cult status in American film buff circles. Inthis scene we witness the nightmarish hallucinations that result when three Americansailors go to a Hippie’s house and take LSD. LSD: CASE STUDY - 1968, 5 min.,produced by the Lockheed Aircraft corporation to be shown to employees in order towarn them off the use of LSD. ROCKFLOW - 1968, 9 min., directed by Bob Cowan. Anpsychedelic underground film from Bob Cowan who was involved in the 60s New Yorkscene. ROCKFLOW is a record of the music and dancing that took place at the galaopening of a mod boutique. Main stars of Kuchar brother’s movies, Donna Kerness (inbug antenna head gear) and Hope Morris - who designed most of the fashions - can beseen on the dance floor. The film becomes increasingly experimental and psychedelic.Features The Chambers Brothers rock band (“Time Has Come Today”) THE TRIP – outtakefrom this 1968 feature film starring Peter Fonda tripping his brains out in thegroovy basement of a Sunset Strip psychedelic go-go club THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR -1970, 15 min., directed by David Greene. Five dramatic excerpts from this scandalousfeature film are presented in chronological order and showcase the talents ofactress Debra Winters who plays “Maxie”, a 16 year old suburban girl who drives herparents (played by Eli Wallach and Julie Harris) crazy by experimenting with drugsand sex. One of the most hard-hitting and outrageous of the many features that dealtwith drugs at the start of the 70s.