Heart of a Dog DVD - Classic Drama Film Based on Mikhail Bulgakov's Novel - Perfect for Movie Nights & Literature Enthusiasts

Watching this performance is almost a psychedelic experience. I had been listened to the soundtrack for years and enjoyed it, as I do most recordings by Laurie Anderson, but watching the film is a completely different experience. This movie seems more personal than any of her other performances, including "Home of the Brave," one of my favorite movies (the only movie I still watch on VHS because, unfortunately, it was never released on DVD or streaming)."Heart of a Dog" is difficult to summarize. Right from the beginning with "Birth of Lola," we find ourselves in a surrealistic narrative. Like many of her recordings (especially "United States Live"), each "number" is unique and stands on its own, only loosely related leading up to "The Bardo" and the following performances and imagery. For me, approaching "Heart of a Dog" is a little like watching a Tan Dun's "Water Concerto" or "Paper Concerto"—it's difficult to describe it in general terms, but it feels whole and beautiful.