Stan Brakhage describes the making of his film 'Eye Myth' and shows his films 'Cat's Cradle' and 'Window Water Baby Moving.' He discusses the use of repetition in film and describes Hollywood movies as "hyponotic," while art is not. Brakhage describes Jerome Hill's work as "embodying American wit." He analyzes Hill's film 'Film Portrait.' Brakhage gives a biography of Hill and tells some stories about him. Brakhage analyzes Hill's film 'Death in the Forenoon.' He discusses how Hill's wealth influenced his films. He reads some haikus by Hill.
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Stan Brakhage describes the making of his film 'Eye Myth' and shows his films 'Cat's Cradle' and 'Window Water Baby Moving.' He discusses the use of repetition in film and describes Hollywood movies as "hyponotic," while art is not. Brakhage describes Jerome Hill's work as "embodying American wit." He analyzes Hill's film 'Film Portrait.' Brakhage gives a biography of Hill and tells some stories about him. Brakhage analyzes Hill's film 'Death in the Forenoon.' He discusses how Hill's wealth influenced his films. He reads some haikus by Hill.
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