Chappaqua (1966) was written and directed by Conrad Rooks and is the semi-autobiographical account of his attempt to pull himself up out of a pit of drug/alcohol addiction. The film includes appea...
Chappaqua (1966) was written and directed by Conrad Rooks and is the semi-autobiographical account of his attempt to pull himself up out of a pit of drug/alcohol addiction. The film includes appearances by counter-cultural icons Allen Ginsburg and William S. Burroughs and musical performances by The Fugs, Ravi Shankar and Ornette Coleman. At the end of this scene featuring The Fugs, that is Conrad Brooks rolling around amidst the crushed sugar cubes.
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Yes it's on DVD--it was in the library system and I checked it out. I didn't enjoy it much. I think sometimes filmmakers try too hard to be cool but lack heart or sense of humor, felt same re: Antonioni's Blow-Up and Zabriskie Point. (I know, they are supposed to be "reflecting" apathy and ennui...)
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