White Heart

White Heart is an experimental film that showcases a variety of elements including images of city streets, forests, and ocean waves. It features a mix of film leader, editor's marks, and footage of filmmakers Larry Gottheim and Saul Levine. The film also includes an interview with two young missionaries and incorporates sounds such as classical music and typewriters.

The film's narrative unfolds through the continuous alteration of these visual and audio motifs, which are meticulously processed through techniques like bleaching and staining. This approach dramatically highlights the unique qualities of the Kodachrome reversal print. As a collector, owning a film like White Heart represents an appreciation for avant-garde cinema and its exploration of form and meaning in film.