Film directed by Marie Menken in 1964.

Synopsis
'Go Go Go is a tour de force of rapid camera movement and single-frame activity -- films of boats taken at the harbor in single frames, from a moving automobile, on the streets of New York, at a body-builders convention, and at other locations. ~-David Lewis, All Movie Guide

Film notes
'Taken from a moving vehicle, for much of the footage. The rest uses stationary frame, stop-motion. In the harbor sequence, I had to wait for the right amount of activity, to show effectively the boats darting about; some sequences took over an hour to shoot, and last perhaps a minute on the screen. The 'strength and health' sequence was shot at a body beautiful convention. Various parts of the city of New York, the busy man's engrossment in his busy-ness, make up the major part of the film...a tour de force on man's activities. --Canyon Cinema catalog 1992

Links
*Treasures IV: American Avant-Garde Film, 1947-1986 DVD set