Song of Avignon
Jonas Mekas reflects on a 1966 trip to Avignon that offered solace during a period of personal crisis. Combining diary texts read by Angus MacLise with images of place and memory, the film becomes a lyrical meditation on pain, survival, and the restorative power of reflection.
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"I never let you down world, but you did lousy things to me." "It took me long to realise that it's love that distinguishes man from stones, trees, rain and that we can lose our love and that love grows through loving ..."
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