01 January 2002 11 mins
A portrait of performance artist E.J. Sims, with a soundtrack featuring Robert Metrick's bongo and voice chant punctuating and echoing quick jump cuts, while snippets from an inane romance novel are read with catchy cadence by Lynn Book.
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