Sound On Film - Zabriskie: What's The Point (radio show, Program 5, May 1970) (1970)

Sound On Film was an American radio show dedicated to new films at the time, broadcasted from WKCR-FM Columbia University Radio in New York City. This episode (the 5th in the series) is about the Michaelangelo Antonioni film Zabriskie Point, which became a cult favorite due to the music contributed by The Pink Floyd. No Pink Floyd interviews but it's a conversation on what the film is about and why it matters.

Sound on Film Radio Program 5, May 1970 radio show LP distributed to colleges featuring a discussion about the movie Zabriskie Point by Al Lees, WBAI film critic, John Simon, The New Leader film critic, Joseph Gelmis, Newsday film critic, Martin Last, Pacifica Stations art critic, and Harrison Starr, the movie's executive producer. Features music by Pink Floyd at the beginning and end.

1. Zabriskie: What's The Point? (Side One) (28:10)
2. Zabriskie: What's The Point? (Side Two) (25:20)



(The film Zabriskie Point can be found by clicking here.)