Visions of a City

Year: 1978

Runtime: 6 mins

Director: Lawrence Jordan

Documentary

Sepia toning gives Larry Jordan’s 1957 footage of San Francisco a romantic, wistful feel, though edited in 1978. The film moves at an unhurried pace, offering a calmer view than today’s bustling city. Jordan’s work builds an internal narrative that culminates with poet Michael McClure after a generous display of striking visual moments.

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