01 January 1974 92 mins
In this feature-length silent film, Acconci uses hand-written title cards to present an "interior monologue" about speaking, language, and silence. The written text alternates with images of Acconci, alone in the interior of an urban loft or on a rooftop, with the skyline of downtown New York as a backdrop.
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Vito Acconci as Himself
Vito Acconci Director
United States 01 January 1974
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