Excerpts from a Work in Progress (Undesirables)

Directed with a vision toward the experimental filmmaking community, Excerpts from a Work in Progress (Undesirables) offers a glimpse into a concept that originated from a comment made by Stan Brakhage in the 1970s. It reflects on the absurd notion of Hollywood creating a film about experimental filmmakers, questioning which actors might portray them.

The film focuses on the formative years of experimental cinema between 1968 and 1972. It highlights the creativity and challenges faced by filmmakers during this period. As a rough-cut, it provides a unique perspective on the artistic process and the evolution of experimental film.

For collectors, this film represents a significant piece of cinematic history that bridges the gap between mainstream and avant-garde filmmaking. It captures a moment in time when experimental art was beginning to gain recognition, making it a noteworthy item for those interested in the evolution of film.