Jean Wallace

Wally Questions the Meaning of Simply 'Being' Together

Andre Recounts Kosana's Influence and a Strange Vision

Andre Reflects on Life, Death, and Directing

Andre Recounts Meeting Jerzy Grotowski and Dropping Out of Theatre

Wally Reflects on Dinner and Taxi Ride Home

Andre's Dilemma and the Theatre's Role in Waking the Audience

Andre on the Need for a New Language and the Flying Roof

Andre Contrasts Western and Tibetan Behavior and Discusses Parties

Wally Waits at the Bar and Observes the Restaurant

Andre Reflects on Living Mechanically and Being Dead Inside

Diamond Examines Newspaper, Brown Receives Information, Benny Loses Fight

Opening Credits Over Cityscape and Boxing Match

Susan Collapses in the Restaurant

Mr. Brown Arrives at the Restaurant

Diamond Interrogates Susan and Alicia at Police Station

Susan Reveals Alicia is Alive and Not in Sicily

Diamond Reveals Alicia's Fate and His Bank

Diamond Contemplates Susan Lowell and Mr. Brown

Paul Takes a Beating in the Ring

Paul Knocked Down and Counted Out

Paul Callan Enters the Boxing Ring

Paul Wins by Knockout and Reacts to Victory

Oliver and Dan Discuss Business

Guests Enter the Dining Room

Dan and Kitty Discuss Telling Oliver

Wally Questions the Meaning of Simply 'Being' Together

Andre Recounts Kosana's Influence and a Strange Vision

Andre Reflects on Life, Death, and Directing

Andre Recounts Meeting Jerzy Grotowski and Dropping Out of Theatre

Wally Reflects on Dinner and Taxi Ride Home

Andre's Dilemma and the Theatre's Role in Waking the Audience

Andre on the Need for a New Language and the Flying Roof

Andre Contrasts Western and Tibetan Behavior and Discusses Parties

Wally Waits at the Bar and Observes the Restaurant

Andre Reflects on Living Mechanically and Being Dead Inside

Wally Questions the Meaning of Simply 'Being' Together

Andre Recounts Kosana's Influence and a Strange Vision

Andre Reflects on Life, Death, and Directing

Andre Recounts Meeting Jerzy Grotowski and Dropping Out of Theatre

Wally Reflects on Dinner and Taxi Ride Home

Andre's Dilemma and the Theatre's Role in Waking the Audience

Andre on the Need for a New Language and the Flying Roof

Andre Contrasts Western and Tibetan Behavior and Discusses Parties

Wally Waits at the Bar and Observes the Restaurant

Andre Reflects on Living Mechanically and Being Dead Inside