Hip Jean Jeannie 1970 Directed by Fred Pérez
With the support of the New York State Council on the Arts and using rudimentary means, the great formal and thematic diversity of the Young Filmmakers is testimony to their aspirations, frustrations, dreams and pleasures. Creating new links between the underground art of New York and Latin America, they reinvented cinema to the rhythm of the Beatles, Willie Colón, Bob Dylan and Ray Barreto, formulating a particular vision, in the case of Fred Pérez, of pop culture, psychedelia and drug use.
