01 January 1978 9 mins
"... where beads of light searching out 'the beloved' do pulse with the beat of the filmmaker's heart in perfect contrapuntal rhythm with all else in the frame of that sequence." – Stan Brakhage, World Film Festival of Canada
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United States 01 January 1978
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Film distributed by ATG.
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