Typical asking price
Low
$2.70
High
$31.86
Listings
40
Amazon and eBay links may be affiliate links.
Public Television is a 1979 drama that showcases a unique approach to storytelling through multi-camera perspectives. Directed by a UCLA student, this film explores themes of perception and conflict within a fast food setting, making it an intriguing piece for collectors of independent cinema.
Public Television is relatively scarce, especially in the collector market, primarily because it remains a student project that didn’t receive wide distribution. The preservation efforts by the UCLA Film & Television Archive have made it more accessible for research and screenings, but original formats are hard to come by. Collectors interested in experimental cinema or UCLA's film history should pay attention, as this film offers a unique glimpse into the era's artistic exploration.
Streaming data powered by JustWatch
Have you seen this?
Rate it and share your take with other collectors.
Public Television is classified as a drama.
Public Television was directed by a UCLA student.
Public Television is available on blu-ray, dvd, and vhs.
The film explores themes of perception, sanity, and the impact of television on individuals.
Discover