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Thirteen years in the making, this magnum opus by longtime California collage artist Lewis Klahr is an emotionally fraught, 12-part, stop-motion dreamscape that poetically fuses images and pop culture ephemera from the 1960s with Greek mythology. “Offers a dizzying display of largely found images and sounds—culled from old comics, ads, magazine layouts, songs and noises—that together form a kind of cinematic archaeology of the American unconscious…One of the finest cinematic achievements of the year and a terrific introduction to Mr. Klahr’s work.” –NY Times. DCP. 90 min.