Spaghetti Aza

About This Movie

"Spaghetti Aza" is a 1976 documentary directed by Ken Jacobs. This silent film captures a simple yet intimate moment of his son Azazel Jacobs as he sleeps at the table and is later put to bed.

Spaghetti Aza is somewhat elusive in the collector market, often overshadowed by more commercial releases. Its limited availability makes it a curiosity for those interested in Jacobs’ work and the art of silent film. This film has seen few re-releases, making original prints or screenings particularly sought after by collectors who appreciate the nuances of documentary filmmaking from that era.