A collection of films about Robert Klippel and his influences, including experimental work of filmmakers about the union of the mechanical and organic forms. The programme contains documentaries, experimental films -- including Fernand Léger's Ballet Mechanique 1924 -- and cinema classics such as Fritz Langs Metropolis 1926.

14 August, 18 August

• Robert Klippel - Junk Sculpture (no 1) 1965 Dir. Corinne & Arthur Cantrill 5 min. Shows Klippel sculpture in detail. Featuring music by Larry Sitsky.
• Glas (Glass) 1958 Dir. Bert Haanstra 11 min. Contrasts the traditional handcrafted art of glass blowing with the modern machine process of mass production.
• Robert Klippel Drawings 1965 Dir. Corinne & Arthur Cantrill 26 min. Examines Klippel's drawings for sculpture.
• Madame Sosostris by James Gleeson & Robert Klippel 1979 Dir. David Muir 10 min. Gleeson and Klippel give an absorbing description of this collaboration inspired by the character of Madame Sosostris from T.S. Elliot's poem 'The Waste Land'.
   

21 August, 25 August

• Robert Klippel - Junk Sculpture (No 2) 1964 Dir. Corinne & Arthur Cantrill, b&w 5 min. A single Klippel sculpture in detail.
• Sculpture Australia '69 1969 Dir. Tim Burstall 30 min. Documentary includes Klippel, Norma Redpath, Clement Meadmore and Ken Reinhart.
• David Smith: Steel into Sculpture 1983 Dir. Jay Freund 58 min. Profiles American sculpture David Smith (1906–1965).
   

28 August, 1 September

• Red Stone Dancer 1968 Dir. Corinne Cantrill & Arthur Cantrill 5 min. Depicts sculpture by Henri Gaudier Brzeska.
• Henri Gaudier-Brzeska 1968 Dir. Corinne Cantrill & Arthur Cantrill 30 min. The life and work of Gaudier-Brzeska, whose graphic and plastic works were greatly admired by Klippel.
• Masters of Modern Sculpture: The New World 1978 Dir. Michael Blackwood 58 min. Survey of modern American sculpture as at 1978.
   

4 September, 8 September

• Robert Klippel -- Junk Sculpture (No 3) 1964 Dir. Corinne Cantrill & Arthur Cantrill, b&w 5 min. A visual depiction of a single sculptural work by Klippel.
• Ballet Mecanique 1924 Dir. Fernand Léger, b&w 15 min. Experimental film by Cubist painter Léger.
• Sound Track 1977 Dir. Guy Sherwin, b&w 8 min. Experimental film.
• Musical Stairs 1977 Dir. Guy Sherwin 10 min. Experimental film.
• Sydney Harbour Bridge 1977 Dir. Paul Winkler 13 min. Experimental film exploring the relationship between the bridge and water.
   

11 September, 15 September

• Robert Klippel -- Junk Sculpture 1964 1965 Dir. Corinne & Arthur Cantrill 5 min. Explores a single sculptural work by Klippel.
• La Marche des Machines 1928 Dir. Eugene Deslaw, b&w 5 min. Early experimental film views the machine as a source of fascinating forms and functions.
• Nails 1979 Dir. Phillip Borsos 15 min. Contrasts highly mechanised factory production of nails with the slower 'organic' output of a single blacksmith.
• Toccata for Toy Trains 1957 Dir. Charles & Ray Eames 14 min. Animated film using mechanical toys.
• Tops 1969 Dir. Charles & Ray Eames 7 min. Experimental film featuring 123 spinning tops.
• Ballet Robotique 1982 Dir. Bob Rogers 8 min. A 'dance' performed by giant industrial robots on an automobile assembly line.
   

18 September, 22 September

• Robert Klippel: Metal Construction 1960 1963 Dir. Corinne & Arthur Cantrill, b&w 5 min. A complex work constructed of steel rods and copper plates.
• Metropolis 1926 Dir. Fritz Lang, b&w 83 min. The German silent screen classic of a futuristic society dominated by machines.