Collection
The Pittsburgh Documents
3 films·average of 6.0 across 3 rated films
Overview
In the early 1970s, Stan Brakhage, the American filmmaker, made a series of films on three institutions in the city of Pittsburgh that are partially connected as instruments that control bodies: the police, the hospital and the morgue. United under the collective title The Pittsburgh Documents (sometimes also entitled The Pittsburgh Trilogy), the three films mark an epistemological break in Brakhage's work.
Films in this collection
3 films- 1970
35 min · Dec 22, 1970
★ 6.3 - 1971
35 min · Sep 19, 1971
★ 5.3 - 1972
The Act of Seeing with One's Own Eyes
32 min · Feb 19, 1972
★ 6.5

