All That Is Sacred

About This Movie

All That Is Sacred offers a fascinating glimpse into a chaotic yet vibrant era, blending the turbulent energies of literature, art, and the counterculture of the late 60s in Key West. It’s more than just a documentary; it's a journey through the minds of figures like McGuane and Harrison, capturing their creative highs and lows against a backdrop of sun-soaked beaches and the haze of substances. The pacing feels almost leisurely, much like a long conversation over drinks, meandering through anecdotes and reflections. The atmospheric visuals evoke a bygone time, showcasing not just the physical space but the spirit of camaraderie and experimentation. It’s raw, sometimes fragmented, reflecting the very nature of the lives being chronicled.

Focuses on 60s counterculture · Features notable literary figures · Atmospheric and reflective storytelling