The Art of Vision

Year: 1965

Runtime: 278 mins

Documentary

The film reconstructs Stan Brakhage’s experimental work Dog Star Man by presenting its four original reels in a systematic order: first the complete four‑roll sequence, then every possible three‑roll combination, followed by each two‑roll pairing, and finally the rolls individually. It follows a man climbing a mountain with his dog to cut down a tree, where he experiences an ambiguous, transcendental moment.

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