Encyclopedia of the Blessed

The film serves as a diary chronicling the creative journey of George Kuchar, Red Grooms, and Mimi Gross as they venture towards the Pacific Ocean in pursuit of theatrical infamy. It features the construction of two craven images resembling Kuchar, crafted by Grooms and Gross. The narrative shifts to Nebraska, where the film captures the setting of Grooms' significant work, "The Chicago Installation," amidst the landscape of cattle.

As the film progresses, it documents a theatrical production presented by the trio at the University of California, marking a notable moment for Kuchar as it represents his directorial debut in theater and Grooms' return to live performance after a decade away. Encyclopedia of the Blessed stands as a testament to the experimental spirit of the era and the collaborative nature of avant-garde art.