Coda I

Coda I is an experimental film that utilizes a soundtrack derived from a short story written by Peter Gidal in 1971. The film features the iconic voice of William S. Burroughs, who reads three lines from this 1,000-word story. Gidal's work often challenges conventional narrative structures, making this film an intriguing exploration of the relationship between text and audio.

With its release in 2013, Coda I appeals to collectors interested in avant-garde cinema and the works of influential filmmakers. The combination of Gidal's visual style and Burroughs' literary voice creates a unique experience that may resonate with those who appreciate experimental art forms. This film is part of a niche genre that offers a different perspective on narrative and sound, making it a noteworthy piece for serious collectors of experimental films.