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Greg Durbin Sherman George
Description
Humanities and Social Sciences Film, Audio, Video and Digital Art Continuation of #109 with Putt-Putt and Mother. Video quality isn’t real strong in here because of fluctuating auto iris on camera. Putt-Putt talks about people salvaging bombs from the bombing range, man who lost his jaw (James Landress), people who drop off pets and $2000 ring from the “Chief.” Putt-Putt’s tales are interesting (and graphic at times), but quality of video image leaves a lot to be desired at times. UC San Diego Library, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093-0175 (https://library.ucsd.edu/dc/contact)
Type
moving image
Format
Videotape; 19 minutes
Form/Genre
documentaries video recordings
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb3278064b
Language
English
Subject
Deserts Foundations (structural elements) Military camps Campgrounds Elderly Mountains Retirees Landscapes (environments) Gossip Alternative lifestyles Interviews Bombs (explosive weapons) Deaths Summer (season) Camping trailers Concrete slabs Disasters Shade (light-related concept) Documentaries Video recordings Salton Sea, California, United States Niland, Imperial, California, United States
Place
Salton Sea, California, United States Niland, Imperial, California, United States
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