Leonard Lipton

A young girl discovers an idealized parallel universe behind a secret door in her new home, unaware that it contains a sinister secret.

A film by Leonard Lipton

"an 11‐minute slide show from a young lifetime of snapshots made by Lenny Lipton, featuring family, girlfriends, and various big‐city scenic eyesores—all accompanied by music like “Listen to the Mockingbird,” “There's a Tavern in the Town,” and a Stephen Foster medley. The film must have taken equal parts of affection and chutzpah, and it is perhaps too private really to deserve (or require) a public." - New York Times, Nov. 12th 1971

A film about the building of People's Park, and its ultimate destruction, marking the end of an era.

A minimalist homage to a now-defunct local eatery.

An homage to the superhero. The song "Powerman" is performed by Rogue Streib's East Bay Symphony, with the filmmaker singing lead.

The 1965 Vietnam Day Peace March, remembered for the Hell's Angels' attack. Vividly depicted. Provides a valuable historical perspective on the period, filmed by a partisan. Exhibition: SF Int'l Film Festival; NET; Italian TV; Cinematheque Française. Collection: Pacific Film Archive