Circadian rhythms was a 13-minute psychosexual drama. Filmmaker David Blyth was inspired by J. G. Ballard’s novel Crash (1973), and the silent surrealist film Un chien andalou (1929). The film was written by Blyth and Richard Von Sturmer and shot in black and white. It was based on dreams, and follows a young man (Derek Ward) through what appears to be an institution. It included a card-game sequence, shown here.
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