Four Stars

Photographed in color, Four Stars features a runtime of nearly 25 hours, allowing for an immersive experience that was only projected in its entirety once at the Film-Makers' Cinematheque in New York City. Unlike Warhol's earlier work, Chelsea Girls, which used a side-by-side projection, Four Stars utilizes a technique where two reels are screened simultaneously on a single screen. This approach creates a dense visual environment that can be both wearying and beautiful.

The film's title plays on the film rating system, referencing the highest accolade of four stars. The cast includes notable figures like Brigid Berlin, Tally Brown, and John Cale, who contribute to the film's avant-garde nature. Collectors may find interest in its unique production style and Warhol's innovative techniques, which highlight the experimental film movement of the 1960s.