Jonas Mekas: I Had Nowhere to Go lithographic an unnamed narrator takes on

an unnamed narrator takes on the urgent task of bearing witness

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Jonas Mekas: I Had Nowhere to Go lithographic an unnamed narrator takes onSpector Books, 2017, Softcover, 480 pages, 12. 45 x 20. 57 Legendary filmmaker Jonas Mekas actually came to filmmaking relatively late in life, and his path to New York was a difficult one. In 1944, Mekas and his younger brother Adolfas had to flee Lithuania. They were interned for eight months in a labor camp in Elmshorn. Even after the war ended, Mekas was prevented from returning to his native Lithuania by the Soviet occupation. Classed as a