Cosmos (1969)

• 55%
• 1969
• Jordan Belson

Shapes and images form and unform in a pattern of continuous metamorphosis. As soon as an image seems to make sense, it changes into something else. To paraphrase the filmmaker's own thoughts, the film is an abstract journey to the center of the galaxy where the viewer is caught up in its spiral vortex and drawn into the nucleus. There he [sic] enters into 'galactic consciousness, ' perceiving a vision of the entire cosmic sphere. At the center, a pure creative force is revealed. To many viewers, images and phenomena beyond astronomical ones are suggested as the film unfolds.