Synopsis
This short film focuses on director, writer, photographer, and film producer Larry Clark. It documents a guerrilla installation of photographs from his 1971 book Tulsa. The story of Clark and his photography book is shared by Lee Roy Chapman as he takes a driving tour around the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, accompanied by the music of Allan Vest.
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