Notes for Jerome

Year: 1978

Runtime: 45 mins

Language: English

Documentary

In summer 1966 Jonas Mekas stayed two months in Cassis as Jerome Hill’s guest. He returned briefly in 1967 with P. Adams Sitney; footage from these visits forms the film’s core. After Hill’s death, Mekas revisited the Cassis home in 1974, and that material serves as the epilogue. The portrait also includes other friends of Hill.

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