MIA: Rare &#39;70s Movies

MIA: Rare '70s Movies

Greetings, people of Every ’70s Movie! Last month, I wrote a post asking for help finding obscure ’70s flicks for review purposes, and I’m happy to report that intrepid readers helped me track town Boardwalk (1979), The Double McGuffin (1979), Marriage of a Young Stockbroker (1971), Pigeons(1970), Rivals (1972), Stand Up and Be Counted (1972), and Sudden Death (1977). Thank you! (Here’s a very special shout-out to reader Eric R. in Chicago, for service above and beyond the call of duty.) Now it’s time for another list of ’70s movies that have proved elusive. If anyone has access to copies of these films, please share. Information about commercially released DVDs is helpful, since I’m thus far stumped on these titles, and streaming links on legit sites are even better. If by some chance you physically own tapes or videos and can loan or render copies, please e-mail me directly. (It’s my preference to avoid download sites, and I’m aware that some of these titles are available on such sites, so no need to hip me to, say, RareLust.com.) Thanks in advance, and keep on keepin’ on!

Coast to Coast(1980, US, with Robert Blake)

Country Music (1972, US, with Marty Robbins)

Cry for Me, Billy a/k/a Face to the Wind(1972, US, with Harry Dean Stanton)

The Devil Is a Woman (1973, Italy/UK, with Glenda Jackson)

The Farmer(1977, US, with Angel Tompkins)

Glass Houses (1972, US, with Jennifer O’Neill)

The Jerusalem File (1972, Israel/US, with Bruce Davison)

Joe Hill(1971, Sweden/US, d. Bo Widerberg)

Limbo(1972, US, with Kate Jackson)

The Little Ark (1972, US, with Theodore Bikel)

Mackintosh and T.J.(1975, US, with Roy Rogers)

The Nelson Affair a/k/a Bequest to the Nation(1973, UK, with Glenda Jackson)