Dirt

1965
12m

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"Two nuns take a bath, then meet a sailor on the Staten Island Ferry" - Piero Heliczer "Among all the new movies (it has been quiet lately on the underground scene) Piero Heliczer's Dirt tou... Read all"Two nuns take a bath, then meet a sailor on the Staten Island Ferry" - Piero Heliczer "Among all the new movies (it has been quiet lately on the underground scene) Piero Heliczer's Dirt touched me most deeply. Its beauty is very personal and lyrical. And every frame of it is cin... Read all"Two nuns take a bath, then meet a sailor on the Staten Island Ferry" - Piero Heliczer "Among all the new movies (it has been quiet lately on the underground scene) Piero Heliczer's Dirt touched me most deeply. Its beauty is very personal and lyrical. And every frame of it is cinema. I can do not justice to this beautiful work in one paragraph. It was shot on 8mm and ... Read all

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- Piero Heliczer
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5.3/10

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- Piero Heliczer
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holt-lover

Strange little movie

What can I say about this? I went looking for it on the Internet after reading about the sordid details of Bobby Driscoll's life. Only 12 minutes of this were made, and it is pretty much an experimental underground 60's flick, which means don't expect a plot or anything else. The first 10 seconds feature two nuns walking down a street, with one of them supposedly Driscoll (hard to tell, the quality's bad), then cut to 5 minutes of buildings (buildings turned sideways, people walking around buildings, etc.) then cut to a woman taking a bath then cut to two women fighting in a bathtub. Strange and surreal with sudden cuts to the women staring at the camera made this feel like something out of "The Ring".