USA,
1988, 15 min
Shown in 1989 / 1999 / 2001
CREDITS
- dir
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Michael Wallin
- source
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Canyon Cinema, 145 Ninth Street, Suite 260, San Francisco, CA 94103. FAX: 415-626-2255. EMAIL: films@canyoncinema.com
- gga award
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Special Jury Award, Film: New Visions
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COMMENTS
Shown as part of Shorts in a Feature Length World in 1989; Michael Wallin in person. Shown as part of Indelible Images series in 1999 in a shorts program titled Masters of Montage, selected by Craig Baldwin. Screened in 2001 for the program San Francisco Cinematheque: 40 Years in Focus, to accompany the presentation of the Mel Novikoff Award to the San Francisco Cinematheque.
OTHER
A deeply moving, sensual work that explores the possibilities of intimate relationships between men in our society and reveals disturbing undertones through an ironic narrative.
—Joel Shepard (1999)
FACTOID #173
Though he starred in an Opening Night film (1967’s How I Won the War), lent his image and songs to 1968’s Festival entry Yellow Submarine and was scheduled to appear at the 1971 Festival with wife Yoko for an evening of their short films, John Lennon never attended the SFIFF.
