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Sound of One is a 1976 film that blends dance and filmmaking through the practice of T'ai Chi. Directed by Bartlett, the film offers a unique visual representation of the five elements as a solo dancer traverses various landscapes.
Sound of One is somewhat elusive in the collector's market, primarily due to its niche appeal and limited distribution. The film, financed by the National Endowment of the Arts, often surfaces in discussions about experimental cinema and the evolution of performance art. While not widely released, it occasionally pops up at film festivals or was available on niche streaming platforms, making physical copies quite rare. Collectors seem to appreciate its artistry and the story behind its creation, often seeking it out for its historical significance rather than mainstream notoriety.
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Sound of One is primarily a dance film that incorporates elements of experimental cinema.
Sound of One was directed by Bartlett.
Sound of One was released in 1976.
Collectors can find Sound of One available on DVD.
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