Misery Loves Company - Carl Brown

[@banjogyro]

Best visual background noise

[@cindyspowart555]

How did you get a copy of the film? That's me speaking for the first 5 minutes, recounting a dream.

[@drifigzmusic3845]

Your description of that dream is the best representation of a dream I have ever heard.

[@cindyspowart555]

@@drifigzmusic3845 : Thank-you! I haven't listened to that in 5 years. I still dream as vividly over 35 years later and write them out as Dreamscapes™

[@das-apfel]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@hamboomar5661]

RIP HYPE

[@cindyspowart555]

Not really. It's one part of a trilogy.

[@hamboomar5661]

@@cindyspowart555 Oh I didn't know that , can you tell me more please ?

[@cindyspowart555]

@@hamboomar5661 : Hambo, I can tell you a lot about Mr. Brown and his filmmaking from the beginning until 1994. I'm his first wife. I was the still photographer, for part of the film "Brownsnow". You can find me on Facebook if you like and I'll answer as many questions as possible.

[@hamboomar5661]

@@cindyspowart555 Thanks , I'm not on facebook though. I find this movie really beautiful btw and it reminds me of Stan Brakhage's work(my fav experimental filmmaker )

[@cindyspowart555]

@@hamboomar5661 : Hambo, Carl's work is truly stunning and as of 2010 (there's an interview on here), he was still processing film the old skool way. Brakhage, he did meet and was heavily influenced by, although Michael Snow was his mentor. The trilogy is this, "Air Cries, Empty Water" and "Condensation of Sensations". He is a very difficult man to find on the internet, though.