Between the Frame Trailer

Between the Frame Trailer (1967)

01 January 1967 10 mins

An environmental film for a psychedelic inner world journey. Flashes of abstract colour, flickering light, multiple screens with double 8s, and the sustained noise of a buzzing fluorescent ballast create a meditative effect.

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