Wax, or The Discovery of Television Among the Bees

The film follows Jacob, a computer programmer and beekeeper, who has a television implanted in his brain by telekinetic bees. This unusual premise leads to a series of severe hallucinations, blending reality with the bizarre. The use of stock footage enhances the film's experimental style, making it a distinctive entry in the science fiction genre.

With its unconventional storytelling and surreal visuals, this film appeals to collectors interested in niche cinema and experimental works. It features notable contributions from William S. Burroughs and David Blair, further establishing its unique voice in the genre. The availability of the film on VHS makes it a tangible piece for collectors focused on physical media.