Review of Wavelength (1967) by Andrew G — 12 Oct 2007
A classic of structural film. Wavelength is a novel idea: a zoom for 45 minutes that is more pivotal than the semblance of faux-narrative elements placed within the film. However brilliant it is conceptually and intellectually, the film is quite inaccessible and - besides some humorously bad acting from the great Hollis Frampton - not particularly entertaining.
Recommended for those interested in a challenging and intellectually stimulating film.
This review of Wavelength (1967) was written by Andrew G on 12 Oct 2007.
Wavelength has generally received mixed reviews.
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