Films
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ExperimentalEarly Films 1965-1973
Walter Ungerercolor and b/w, sound, 61 minRental format: DVD NTSC - Read More
ExperimentalMeet Me Jesus
Walter Ungerer16mm, color, sound, 13.25 minRental format: 16mm - Read More
ExperimentalA Lion's Tale
Walter Ungerer16mm, color, sound, 12.5 minRental format: 16mm - Read More
ExperimentalThe Oobieland Series
Walter Ungerercolor, sound, 85 minRental format: DVD NTSC - Read More
AnimationExperimentalInroduction To Oobieland (Oobieland Part One)
Walter Ungerer16mm, color, sound, 9 minRental format: 16mm - Read MoreExperimental
Ubi Est Terram Oobiae? (Oobieland Part Two)
Walter Ungerer16mm, color, sound, 5 minRental format: 16mm - Read More
Solstice (Oobieland Part Three)
Walter Ungerer16mm, color, sound, 33 minRental format: 16mm - Read MoreDocumentaryExperimental
Keeping Things Whole
Walter Ungerercolor and b/w, sound, 68 minRental format: DVD NTSC - Read MoreExperimental
The Terrible Mother
Walter Ungerer16mm, color, sound, 25.25 minRental format: 16mm
Biography
Walter Ungerer was born in New York City in 1935 and became an early figure in the movement of experimental and avant-garde film.
He graduated from the Pratt Institute and later from Columbia University, where he began making his own films while also teaching film studies. Over the years, he created an extensive body of work. After relocating to Vermont in the 1960s, he continued to teach at various institutions while making a number of feature length narrative films. By the 1980s, he embraced new technologies—first working with computers, then digital cameras—to expand his artistic expression.
In 2003, Ungerer moved to Maine, where he continued to create film as art. After more than fifty years of dedicated filmmaking, he passed away in 2024, leaving behind a rich and influential legacy.