I Saw Where You Was Last Night1984

I SAW WHERE YOU WAS LAST NIGHT, 1984, Super/8 Sound, A 14-min film which extends the range of Creston's earlier works, especially "RUnner", Leonard Moltz Sewing Machine", and "Open 7 days." In this film, each segment is accompanied by original dialog and monologue which permits the viewer direct access to the artist's underlying rationale for voyeurism. The writing reflects an uncanny ear for street talk and gesture. It is spoken with nuance and inflection by seven artist-actors under Creston's direction, and was the only film to get this director the distinction of being the ONLY filmmaker ever permanently banned by the Collective for Living Cinema on White Street, in NY, even though the film was later featured in Creston's solo Cineprobe at MoMA. Cast: Benny Andrews, Bill Creston, Alan Kleiman, Richard Miller, Carl Methfessel, Barbara Rosenthal