The Film-Makers Cooperative

The New American Cinema Group (NACG)/ Film-Makers’ Cooperative was founded on July 14, 1961 as a membership cooperation by a group of 22 New York artists, including Jonas Mekas, Shirley Clarke, Ken and Flo Jacobs, Andy Warhol, and Jack Smith. The Film-Makers’ Cooperative is a division of the NACG and is its operational name for the distribution of avant-garde film.

The following Standish Lawder films are distributed by the Film-Maker’s Coop:

Roadfilm (1969)

Runaway (1969)

Eleven Different Horses (1969)

Corridor (1970)

Dangling Participle (1970)

Necrology (1971)

Colorfilm (1971)

Raindance (1972)

Sunday In Southbury (1972)