Fusion

About This Movie

Fusion (1967) presents this fascinating tapestry of visual art, merging vibrant colors and modern dance in a way that's hard to describe. The atmosphere? Quite hypnotic, honestly. You’ve got these dancers who seem to slip between forms, layered with double exposure that creates a dreamlike quality. And that electronic score adds a surreal layer, really enhances the whole experience. It’s a deep dive into visual rhythm and design, where shapes and patterns almost take on a life of their own—growing, twisting, and finally breaking apart in this cosmic exploration. Totally distinct in its approach, it’s quite the visual experiment.

Fusion is a unique piece that hasn't seen widespread distribution, making it somewhat elusive for collectors. Various formats have been released, but the original screening prints are especially coveted due to their rich color and clarity. Interest in the film is growing slowly, as more collectors are drawn to its experimental nature and the impressive use of practical effects in the context of its time.