Kenneth Anger's Eaux d'Artifice. I'm not exactly sure what the title means, since I speak pretty much no French. I know from Debussy that Feu d'Artifice means 'fireworks,' and from high school french that Eaux means 'waters,' so is this a play on words that pretty much would mean 'water fireworks?' Anyways, it's a pretty evocative work. Very surreal. I especially like the soundtrack- Autumn from Vivaldi's Four Seasons, which depicts a drunken peasant, his 'restful slumber' and a hunting sport, in which the animal seems to be chased until it collapses from exhaustion and dies.
