Who’s Crazy?

Year: 1966

Runtime: 73 mins

Language: English

Directors: Allan Zion, Thomas White

Drama

After escaping a mental asylum, a group of inmates takes refuge in an isolated Belgian farmhouse. There they obsessively prepare massive quantities of eggs and stage a makeshift trial that condemns one of their own. The film is driven by Ornette Coleman’s frenetic original score and features performances by The Living Theater.

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