Programme X: Secret Weapons dir David Cronenberg (1972)

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featuring a great soundtrack by Syrinx- anybody know anything about them? I'm guessing they're Canadian...

David Cronenberg- Long Live the New Flesh dir Laurens C Postma (1986)

Crimes of the Future dir David Cronenberg (1970)

Stereo dir. David Cronenberg (1969)

Cronenberg's first full-length, about a group of polymorphously sexual telepaths being studied at a nearly empty fully modernist psychiatric center. Interventions by the psychiatrists to use their abilities to form a commune/replacement family unit are hidden from the camera but described in cold clinical detail on the voiceover. Echoes of Ballard, whom the Canadian Cronenberg had likely did not know at the time, are all over. These parellel sensibilities would of course collude with Crash (1996), but would also reach a head in 1975's Shivers (also known as They Came From Within), which mimes Ballard's 1975 novel High Rise in an eerie tandem.

David Bowie- "Space Oddity" (Love You Til Tuesday Version) (1969)

The earliest, folkiest version of this song had quite a high budget. This is especially interesting since the song never charted until a much later rerelease.

Barbe Bleue dir Pina Bausch (1977)

Pina Bausch's adaptation of the Bela Bartok opera.