01 January 1978 6 mins
“This title was meant quite sincerely and the film offers a previsional vocabulary. There was a joy in becoming who and what I was then… filming surroundings, friends, the light & colors around me.” (J.B.)
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United States 01 January 1978
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Film distributed by ATG.
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