Big Time

This documentary follows the lives of several individuals who are involved in the burgeoning performance art and music scene in the San Francisco Bay Area during the late 1970s. It captures the energy, creativity, and sometimes chaotic nature of this artistic community. The film provides an intimate look at the artists' struggles, aspirations, and their unique ways of expressing themselves.

While "Big Time" received some attention for its raw portrayal of a specific subculture, it did not achieve widespread critical acclaim or commercial success. Its niche subject matter meant it was primarily seen by those interested in experimental art and music scenes of the era. It is remembered as an artifact of its time, offering a glimpse into a particular artistic movement.

• Captures the raw energy of the late 70s San Francisco performance art scene.
• Offers an intimate look at the lives and struggles of underground artists.
• A document of a specific, often overlooked, artistic movement.

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The film features performances and appearances by several musicians and performance artists who were active in the San Francisco underground scene at the time, including members of The Tubes and Snakefinger.