Finally available, and for free.
From a review in Variety:
Surfacing after 30 years, celebrated photog William Eggleston's pioneering experiments with black-and-white video teem with drunken denizens of Southern nightlife. Fitting an early-model Sony Porta-Pak with a prime lens and an infra-red tube, Eggleston approached his lurching subjects with the same close-up intensity that informs his famous still photographs. Certain sequences of lost weekends seem to surge out from a murky oblivion, although co-director Robert Gordon's 77-minute curatorial re-edit softens the edges somewhat.More of a curiosity than anything else for me, but I've wanted to check this out for years.
3 comments:
Very anxious to check this out, thanks for tracking it down.
Wow. Is it watchable at all?
No, not really.
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