Aleph

Year: 1966

Runtime: 8 mins

Director: Wallace Berman

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“Aleph” is an eight‑minute looping film by Wallace Berman that mixes life, death, mysticism, politics and 1960s pop culture. Hebrew letters frame a rapid‑fire montage of Verifax collages showing a handheld radio broadcasting icons such as Flash Gordon, JFK and Mick Jagger. The images shuffle like tarot cards, while the transistor radio symbolizes the democratic promise of electronic culture and Jewish mysticism.

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