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Four or Five Accidents, One June... (1989)
A literal/metaphorical "map" of anecdotes, jump cut interviews, incorrect "talking head" shots, and hit-and-miss quotations. The film follows the route of a delivery driver encountering various characters, such as the glaucoma-stricken elderly owner of a bed and breakfast and a doctor's office receptionist who steals drugs for her father, a Hollywood producer.
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A literal/metaphorical "map" of anecdotes, jump cut interviews, incorrect "talking head" shots, and hit-and-miss quotations. The film follows the route of a delivery driver encountering various characters, such as the glaucoma-stricken elderly owner of a bed and breakfast and a doctor's office receptionist who steals drugs for her father, a Hollywood producer.
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