No President

The film, originally titled The Kidnapping of Wendell Willkie by the Love Bandit, is notable for its unique commentary on political themes. It juxtaposes Smith's avant-garde style with archival footage of Wendell Willkie, who ran against Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1940s.

No President features a diverse cast including Mario Montez, Piero Heliczer, Tally Brown, and Gerard Malanga, contributing to its experimental nature. The film culminates in a striking scene that portrays the 'auctioning' of a presidential candidate at a convention, offering a surreal critique of political processes.

As a piece from the late 1960s, it holds significance for collectors interested in experimental cinema and political art. Jack Smith's work appeals to those who appreciate the intersection of film and social commentary, making it a noteworthy title within its genre.