You Are What You Eat

Year: 1968

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: English

Director: Barry Feinstein

DocumentaryMusic

A kaleidoscopic freak‑out montage capturing the late‑60s counter‑culture. It blends mobile‑camera rock‑track visuals with documentary style, offering a vivid, unsettling portrait of Hollywood’s Sunset Strip, San Francisco’s Haight‑Ashbury and New York’s East Village. Tiny Tim serves as a recurring narrator‑like motif.

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