Matter of Baobab (1966) Step Out of Your Mind (1966) editor Windflowers – Elegy for a Draft Dodger (1967) Hawaii Ho! (1968) editor & post production coordinator Interview with the Ambassador from Lapland, Time-Life Newsreel (1967) Sweet Victory (1968) Fishes in Screaming Water (969) editor Companeros and Companeras (1970) A Matter of Baobab, First Growth (1970) Those Memory Years (1970) editor A Weekend With Strangers (1970) editor Up Your Leg (Yoko Ono in 1970) editor A Science Fiction Film in the Latter Twentieth Century (1971) production manager Going Home (1972) How to Draw a Cat (1973) Published works Mekas, Adolfas, and Jonas Mekas. Iš Pasaku Krašto: Rinktinės Ivairių tautų Pasakos. Vilnius: Dominicus Lituanus, 2013. "In August 2009..." 222 autobiographies de Robert Kaplan by his friends – page 469. Association Locus Solus, 2011 Idylls of Šemeniskiai – Adolfas translated from Lithuanian to English this epic poem by Jonas. Hallelujah Editions 2007 When the Turtles Collapse by Adolfas Mekas and Pola Chapelle, 1999 Hallelujah Editions 2005 Nailing the Coffin, by Adolfas Mekas and Jonathan Shipman, 1981 Hallelujah Editions 2005 The Father, the Son and a Holy Cow by Adolfas Mekas, 1999 Hallelujah Editions 2005 Hallelujah les Collines (screenplay of "Hallelujah the Hills") L'Avant Scene, No. 64, 1966. "Soldiers Fought Bravely to Enter the city". (Short story) Bread&, No 2, 1962; Motive, Vol XXII, No. 3, 1962 "A Letter From Mexico or a Film Between Two Mafias". Film Culture 20 (1959): 72–79. Print. "Chapter XV". (Excerpt from a novel.) Bread&, No 1, 1958. Proza II. Collected short stories. Gabija, 1951, in Lithuanian. (from 1945–52 published numerous literary and journalistic articles in various Lithuanian periodicals) Proza I. Collected short stories. Žvilgsniai, 1949, in Lithuanian. Une Reverence. Poems in prose. Žvilgsniai, 1948, in Lithuanian. Knyga Apie Karalius ir Žmones (A Book About Kings and People). Collected short stories. Patria, 1947, in Lithuanian; published again by Humanitas in 1994. Iš Svetimo Krašto (From a Foreign Country). Stories for children. Giedra, 1947, in Lithuanian. Trys Broliai (Three Brothers). Stories for children. Giedra, 1946, in Lithuanian. References External links Online publishing company of Adolfas Mekas Further reading Bibliography of works on Adolfas Mekas 1925 births 2011 deaths American experimental filmmakers American film directors Bard College faculty Fluxus Lithuanian children's writers Lithuanian emigrants to the United States Lithuanian experimental filmmakers Lithuanian film directors Lithuanian refugees People from Biržai District Municipality Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz alumni 20th-century Lithuanian writers