Klaus Wyborny's autobiographical odyssey takes him "across seven seas and seven continents," from Egypt and Greece to Africa, but also back to his youth in the sixties and seventies, a time "when everything was changing and people didn't know how to behave." His journey begins when a chance acquaintance offers to pay his way to Egypt if he will have sex with her on the pyramids. What follows is both a chronicle of such chance encounters, and a meditation on nature and beauty, and on lost ideals. Exquisite images of his travels, filtered through colors and tilted obliquely on the diagonal-like the pyramids-accompany his meditative voice-over. Depicting "places feelings desert" as well as haunting sea- and treescapes, Wyborny sifts through memories "so far away I can barely feel them." He terms his film, "The comedy of a biography-the biography of a comedy."Shown with 32/76: An W + B (Kurt Kren, Austria, 1976) (8 mins, Color, 16mm, From Canyon Cinema)-Kathy Geritz