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Bruce Baillie
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Bruce Baillie (born in 1931, Aberdeen, South Dakota) is a U.S. experimental filmmaker and founding member of Canyon Cinema in San Francisco. His film Castro Street (1966) was selected in 1992 for preservation in the United States National Film Registry.
- On Sundays (1960-1961)
- David Lynn's Sculpture (1961, unfinished)
- Mr. Hayashi (1961)
- The Gymnasts (1961)
- Friend Fleeing (1962)
- Everyman (1962)
- News #3 (1962)
- Have You Thought of Talking to the Director? (1962)
- Here I Am (1962)
- A Hurrah for Soldiers (1962-1963)
- To Parsifal (1963)
- Mass for the Dakota Sioux (1964)
- The Brookfield Recreation Center (1964)
- Quixote (1964-1965, revised 1967)
- Yellow Horse (1965)
- Tung (1966)
- Castro Street (1966) filmed on Castro Street in Richmond, California
- All My Life (1966)
- Still Life (1966)
- Termination (1966)
- Port Chicago Vigil (1966)
- Show Leader (1966)
- Valentin De Las Sierras (1967)
- Quick Billy (1970)
- Roslyn Romance (is It Really True?): Intro. 1 & II (1978)
- The Holy Scrolls (completed 1998)
- Bruce Baillie's Official Website
- Bruce Baillie at Canyon Cinema
- Bruce Baillie at the Internet Movie Database
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