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Very much of the experimental period of late sixties UK Films - of course its The Pink Floyd soundtrack that added to its mystique down the decades (I certainly had heard of the film many years before I saw it).
The main protagonist was played by real life Pop star Paul Jones from the sixties band Manfred Mann, fresh from starring across sixties icon Jean Shrimpton in the Peter Watkin’s 1967 dystopian musical film Privilege.
Worth a watch if you like art-house cinema, the music of Syd Barrett era Pink Floyd or are just interested in the experimental artifacts of sixties Britain.