10 May 1965 10 mins
An unsettling, experimental documentary film combining scenes from around Glasgow with sudden noise and silence, and discordant, distorted sounds and voices.
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United Kingdom 10 May 1965
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01 January 1965
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16 November 1965
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10 December 1965
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22 December 1965
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17 November 1965
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05 April 1965
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02 September 1965
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