Marine Corps lockup is a modern Inferno. The men who enter it abandon all hope of mercy and act in a mad ritual of degradation. The polemic drama with shock-wave sound and nightmare air that suggests a shadow of Kafka with a Kodak seizes the audience and slams it around from wall to wall for one grueling day in a Marine Corps lockup. Jonas Mekas is no longer the gentle poet that we thought he was – he is a wild barbarous drying skin and scalps with a camera.