How Wings Are Attached to the Backs of Angels: Prologue

About This Movie

This three-minute documentary, presented by Donald McWilliams, serves as a fascinating prologue to Craig Welch's film. It’s really more of a glimpse behind the curtain, capturing the essence of what makes the main feature unique. The tone is introspective, almost meditative, which sets it apart from typical promotional material. You get a taste of the themes explored in the longer film, and it’s interesting how it hints at deeper philosophical ideas without revealing too much. The pacing is quick, but it feels deliberate, leaving you with lingering thoughts rather than just a quick sell. A distinct piece for collectors who appreciate the context behind the art.

This short prologue is a bit of an oddity in the collector's market, often overshadowed by the main feature. Its limited release and the fact that it's less known make it an interesting item for those who focus on the complete works of filmmakers. Many collectors appreciate the context it provides, making it a worthwhile piece to hunt down, even if it’s not as readily available as the primary film.