"Fluxfilm No. 4" 09 March 1966 11 mins
A smile gradually fades into a neutral facial expression.
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Mieko Shiomi as Self
Mieko Shiomi Director
Fluxfilm No. 4 Trailer
United States 09 March 1966
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