The Cure for Insomnia

Year: 1987

Runtime: More mins

Language: English

Director: John Henry Timmis IV

Documentary

The experimental film shuns conventional narrative, presenting poet L.D. Groban delivering his own 4,080‑page poem in a continuous recitation. His verses are intercut with explicit X‑rated film excerpts and a series of rock‑music video segments, creating a chaotic audiovisual collage.

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