09 February 1969 Drama 13 mins
A young artist struggles to seek inspiration from a slowly crumbling cityscape. Moving Image Archive: http://movingimage.nls.uk/film/3631
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Bill Forsyth as The Artist
Jon Schorstein Director
United Kingdom 09 February 1969
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