Jeanetta Cochrane

More consciously experimental than Whitehead's other works, this film incorporates material from various sources, including footage of London taken during Whitehead's time at the Slade School of Art, brief appearances by singer and model Nico, and scenes from the psychedelic underground nightclub UFO. The film also features on-screen text and a voice offering commentary, accompanied by music from Pink Floyd, who were still led by Syd Barrett—Whitehead's former painting classmate from Cambridge. The track used, "Interstellar Overdrive," was recorded by Whitehead before the band signed with EMI and is more energetic and beat-driven than the version later released by the label. There is no direct connection between the film's content and the Cochrane Theatre, after which it is named, though the theatre had been a venue for the Spontaneous Festival of Underground Films in 1966.