A Bit of Time with Amos Poe

This documentary provides a unique perspective on Amos Poe, a pioneering figure in the No Wave film movement. Shot on the streets of New York City, it presents a personal exploration of his life and contributions to cinema.

As a physical media collector, you may appreciate the film’s focus on a distinct genre that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The No Wave movement is known for its avant-garde style and cultural significance, making this documentary a notable representation of that era. The film serves as both a historical account and a personal narrative, showcasing Poe's influence on contemporary filmmaking.