Sappho and Jerry (Parts I - III)

Over the course of a year in the mid-1970s, Bruce Posner immersed himself in filmmaking, exploring the intricate details that motion picture film can capture. His journey marked a shift away from reliance on advanced technology, highlighting the craftsmanship of using a 35mm Oxberry beam-splitter and a bi-pac optical printer—an outdated yet precise tool of the time. This hands-on approach stood in stark contrast to modern digital techniques. Notably, 'Sappho and Jerry: Part 3' exemplified his commitment, taking an impressive 26 hours to film without a single error.