“These are four individual films which together make an autobiographical travel narrative, question the aesthetic separation of ‘great’ and ‘ordinary’ experience, and propose an aesthetic which might contain, within a single work, a diversity of styles – from complex formal construction, to ‘home movie’, to single framing in a greenhouse. The second of these films presents the sometimes terrifying power and majesty of New York City in a clear precursor to the later ‘Unconscious London Strata’ (1981).” – M.J.
Dream, N.Y.C., The Return, The Flower, The
- Film Maker
- Brakhage, Stan
- Year
- 1976
- Country
- U.S.A.
- Language
- Format
- Length
- 18
- Genre
- experimental


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