Sidney Peterson

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

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1940s avant-garde filmmaker Sidney Peterson talks with film historian P. Adams Sitney. Peterson discusses the early days of filmmaking in San Francisco, surrealism and the production of his films The Potted Pslam, The Lead Shoes, and The Petrified Dog.


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