Mike Kuchar Movies

A kiss can be devine or demonic. A kiss can change your life...alter it.

Offer a pagan god only simple flowers of spring and the sparkling diamonds and opals of morning dew strung on the threads of the spider... and fear...

A House Wife's hum-drum world dissolves away into a thorny Passion Play of miraculous visions.

Dan Carbone sings Debbie and the Demons

"...Talking to Oneself in the mirror when down in the 'mental dumps.'"

...It was time to chase One's shadow back into sunlight. -Mike Kuchar

Two men and two women attempt to re-assemble the scattered pieces of life's puzzle.

A moving tribute to New York icon Mike Kuchar, filmed on his last day before leaving Manhattan to relocate to San Francisco

An early masterpiece by Mike Kuchar, in which Babette tells all, leaving no turgid stone unturned.

“I shall walk softly on the Earth but make the footprints deep”. A young man contemplates the inevitable passing of time, and the...

From the elephant house of Bronx Zoo to the eight story tall Tabonga Terrace apartments on Sedgwich Avenue, living Mammals scream for their place in...

From the green ooze of a haunted forest arise lonely shamans in red gowns alongside twisted creatures from nightmarish cartoons with the long...

This breezy and flamboyant essay about an afternoon rendezvous is pure candy for the eyes.

A 16mm black and white remake of an 8mm color film done years earlier, this time with students enrolled in a 'dramatic narrative' summer workshop....

"...will somebody lend him their sins, because his old worn out ones have become tiresome."

Two souls, one aged, the other young, contemplate flowers, fairies and earthbound angels sent to tempt and tease.

In this thespian workout, a troop of stage actors improvises within a kaleidoscopic zone of warped spaces.

A mother and daughter, both dressed in "shocking pink", clash over men and money.

Starring George Kuchar as "Hunk", Mrs. Ruby B. Davis as "Aunt Ruth", and introducing Melinda McDowell as the much-abused, sex bomb "Goldenrod".

A "birthday boy's" poetic yearnings on paper translate into a quest for perfection."