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Rainbow Dance, Mothlight and Posthaste Perennial Pattern do not tell stories in any usual sense. Can you suggest another way of describing how these films are structured -- that is, what appears to shift or evolve from the beginning of the film to the end?

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Rainbow Dance, Mothlight and Posthaste Perennial Pattern do not tell stories in any usual sense. Can you suggest another way of describing how these films are structured -- that is, what appears to shift or evolve from the beginning of the film to the end?

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At Land has been described as a "psychodrama" -- that is, a visualisation of the inner, emotional landscape of the central figure ("played" by the filmmaker). What does the film suggest about this figure?

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At Land has been described as a "psychodrama" -- that is, a visualisation of the inner, emotional landscape of the central figure ("played" by the filmmaker). What does the film suggest about this figure?

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In Very Nice Very Nice and Scorpio Rising, what attitude does the film appear to take towards the people on camera? How is this attitude conveyed in each case?

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In Very Nice Very Nice and Scorpio Rising, what attitude does the film appear to take towards the people on camera? How is this attitude conveyed in each case?

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Can Peggy and Fred in Kansas or Outer Space be plausibly classified as part of a genre other than avant-garde or experimental film? If so, what would the genre be in each case?

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Can Peggy and Fred in Kansas or Outer Space be plausibly classified as part of a genre other than avant-garde or experimental film? If so, what would the genre be in each case?