Bruce Baillie

Biography

Bruce Baillie (September 24, 1931 - April 10, 2020) was an American cinematic artist and founding member of Canyon Cinema in San Francisco. In 1961, Baillie, along with friend and fellow cinematic artist Chick Strand, among others, founded San Francisco Cinematheque.

Known For

Acting

2022

Please Leave a Message: Anthology Film Archives Voicemails Through the Ages

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1997

Birth of a Nation

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Self

2013

Dr. Bish Remedies

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1989

I Wish I Knew

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2016

Spring (The Laundry Lesson)

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Himself

2000

This Kind of Thing - He and Us (Bruce Baillie)

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Screening Room

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Himself

Production

Crew

1976

Trio

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Directing

1966

All My Life

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1965

Quixote

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1968

Valentin de las Sierras

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1966

Castro Street

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1962

Here I Am

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1976

Roslyn Romance

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1971

Quick Billy

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1966

Tung

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1964

Mass for the Dakota Sioux

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1961

David Lynn's Sculpture

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1962

Everyman

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1964

The Brookfield Recreation Center

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1966

Port Chicago Vigil

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The Cardinal's Visit

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The Cardinal's Return

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1998

Julio en Chapala

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2016

Spring (The Laundry Lesson)

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1968

Quick Billy: Six Rolls; 14/41/43/46/47/52

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Memoirs of an angel

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1963

To Parsifal

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1961

Mr. Hayashi

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1990

The P-38 Pilot

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2013

Little Girl

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1961

On Sundays

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1998

Introduction to the Holy Scrolls

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2011

Robert Fulton

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1999

Salute

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1965

Yellow Horse

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1966

Show Leader

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1986

Roy Eldridge

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1989

I Wish I Knew

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2005

Will Hindle

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1995

Commute

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1966

Termination

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1966

Still Life

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1963

A Hurrah for Soldiers

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1963

Have You Thought of Talking to the Director?

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1961

The Gymnasts

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1978

California Report #6: Berkeley Murals and Mudflats

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2012

20 Little Films

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1962

The News #3 (The Peace Rally)

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1998

Pietà

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