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So, 'In a Spiral Circle' from 1972 – it’s a curious little gem that dives into the world of young creatives trying to create something unique with a twist of comedy. The atmosphere feels both playful and introspective, almost like a whimsical daydream gone slightly awry. You can sense the ambition, especially with how they approach storytelling through silent film techniques, even in a talkie era. The performances have that raw, almost experimental vibe, which adds to the charm. Practical effects? They’re inventive and, at times, hilariously offbeat, capturing the spirit of the era without taking itself too seriously. It’s not polished, but there’s something about its earnestness that keeps it interesting.
This film seems to be a bit of an obscurity, with limited releases and a few bootleg copies floating around. On the collector’s market, it draws interest due to its quirky premise and the intriguing approach to comedy and storytelling. Finding an original print or even a well-preserved VHS can be quite the hunt, as many copies seem to vanish into private collections. It's one of those films that spark discussions among collectors about the boundaries of genre and creativity during the 70s.
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