by Hal Erickson
synopsis
Dreamwood is one of the most abstract of avant-garde poet, playwright, and director James Broughton's works. There is no plot; the film wanders from one sight to another, dwelling on some and rushing past others, in the manner of a daydream. Among the images glimpsed are angels, hippies, statues, and icons. Throughout, Broughton touches on the contemporary resonance of mythic imagery.
characteristics
- Muse
- Psychedelia
- Psychedelic
- Reality
- Image [picture]
- Icon
- Experiment
- Fantasy
- Flower-children
