Together

About This Movie

So, 'Together' is this really interesting experiment from 1976, though the director’s name is kind of a mystery. It’s all about Broughton’s heads – disembodied, of course – just kind of coming together in this slow, almost hypnotic way. The atmosphere feels surreal, like you’re drifting through some dreamscape where time doesn’t really matter. The practical effects here are quite something; they have a charm that you'd expect from the era's avant-garde. The pacing is unhurried, allowing you to dwell on the oddity of it all. It’s got this unique vibe that pulls you in, but it’s definitely not for everyone; you really have to be in the right mood to appreciate its quirks.

This film has had a bit of a varied format history, popping up on a few different home media releases but remains somewhat scarce in collector circles. It's one of those titles that tends to fly under the radar, but there’s a niche interest for it among avant-garde enthusiasts. Not a lot of copies out there, so it might catch the eye of someone looking to deepen their collection with something offbeat.