01 January 1981 10 mins
Flesh, Metal, Wood is an experimental film combining visual and musical elements to create a unique exploration into the spiritual nature of creative music. It examines the foundations of the musical form referred to as avant-garde jazz through the mental experiences, dreams, and visions of a young musician.
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United States 01 January 1981
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