“My friends commented continuously on humanity; he didn’t think they were much. I didn’t argue”. -Charles Bukowski
The voice of Charles Bukowski pensively and slowly recollecting, is heard as a backdrop to the passing beams of the Queensboro Bridge. The blue sky, seen through the massive steel structure, impassively reminds us of the real world that exists outside of our technological society. Progress is seen as nothing more than that what it appears to be: the bars of a prison, “the inescapable technology that mediates between individuals and nature, ultimately abolishing both” -John Zerzan.

Director:   Virginia Valdes  (their other films)
Producer:	Genre:  Experimental
Country:  USA	Copyright Year:  2003
Original Format:  DV	Color Type:  Color
Sound Type:  Magnetic Monaural	Length:  00:00:45
Original Language:  English	Subtitle Language:  None

Upcoming Screenings
Venue/Organization	City	Country	Date

Screening History
Venue/Organization	City	Country	Date
Central Cinema	Seattle	USA	2007-11-28	Event Details
Neuer Standort	Vienna	Austria	2004-11-25	Event Details
111 Minna Gallery	San Francisco	USA	2004-09-27	Event Details
Axiom Theatre	Houston	USA	2004-09-17	Event Details

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Compilations containing this film
	Independent Exposure Exhibition Autumnal Edition 2004 (MC-253)	2004	Program available for theatrical exhibition