Institute History
Description
Bizarre unexplained images, cool monochrome photography with flashes of dense color, a haunting musical sound track. A first cousin to the film classics Eraserhead and Un Chien Andalou, Glycerine Tears is an immediate and beautifully crafted excursion into the depths of the surreal.
— John Cooper
Screening Details
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