Blurred Times
Synopsis
Writes Lampert: "Little diary moments from my hard drive that show but do not tell who, what and where I was in my on and off time around 2008-2011. Don't blink or you might miss Steve Dalachinsky, Gelitin, Richard Foreman, John Zorn, my father, my nephew, Fidget the cat, Dani Leventhal, Liz Coffey, Tom Jarmusch, Metamkine, Willem Defoe and others, myself included. Very dramatic ending."
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