The film is a captivating compilation of visual and audio elements showcasing the life and career of Jack Smith, a pioneering artist who excelled in multiple mediums, including filmmaking, photography, and performance art. The documentary explores the artist's time in New York from the 1960s until his passing in 1989. Notably, it delves into the Supreme Court case surrounding the ban of his 1963 iconic film, Flaming Creatures.
Jack Smith and the Destruction of Atlantis
A visually striking tribute to the life and creative output of Jack Smith, a pioneering artist who defied conventions as a filmmaker, photographer, and performance artist in 1960s New York.
