01 January 1976 Animated 3 mins
A collage of footage and audio captured off of television during the course of one night. The footage is reshot and hand-tinted, giving it a ghastly effect, and becomes (as Glabicki describes) "religious drama, murder mystery, musicals, horse races and horror films."
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United States 01 January 1976
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