It Was An Axe-ident

This film showcases Johnston's distinctive style and creative vision, combining elements of personal storytelling with experimental film techniques. As a short film released in the late 1970s, it reflects the era's artistic experimentation and the personal narrative approach that characterized many independent films of that time.

Collectors interested in the evolution of short filmmaking and the works of Daniel Johnston will find this film noteworthy. It offers a glimpse into the early career of Johnston, who later became known for his music and visual art. The film's familial theme adds a layer of intimacy, showcasing the connection between the director and his subject, which is often a focal point for collectors of personal and avant-garde cinema.