Eyetoon (1968)

“The sea, tranquil and violent, is the ultimate symbol for Jerry Abrams’ EYETOON and the ultimate equivalent to making love – his concern in this short and visually dazzling film. Abrams contrasts the rushing faces of New York and a highway juggernaut with the peaceful joining of bodies in a Gjon Mili-like stroboscopic sequence – always with a burbling, flashing maelstrom of emotions underlying and double-exposing with the bodies. It is visually lovely, technically first-rate and impossible to ignore. The graphic sex is economically handled.” – John L. Wasserman, San Francisco Chronicle