A visual and sonic reverie of modern-day musique concrète, Peter Bo Rappmund and Adam R. Levine’s latest contribution to the psychogeographic charting of the Greater Los Angeles area follows the 110, California’s oldest freeway, as it winds from the San Gabriel Mountains through the metropolitan core, ending at the Pacific Ocean. As the working day cedes to Lynchian night, it all becomes a spasmodic blur. What Walt Whitman said about himself can also apply to L.A.: I am large. I contain multitudes.

Director: Peter Bo Rappmund, Adam R. Levine

Runtime: 68 mins