Derek Jarman is often said to be a painter rather than a movie director. Indeed, with his films he makes pictures that seem to be more important than the plot (which is usually unclear or missing at all). But those pieces of art he creates using camera are beautiful and astounding. A JOURNEY TO AVEBURY, his 1971 silent short movie, is a literal journey that we can experience. We are being taken to Avebury and given the chance to admire it for 10 minutes. The shots are incredibly beautiful, as we see a huge stone or trees bathed in orange light of sunset. The film lacks a plot and sound and should be treated as a collection of images rather than a movie. If you like Jarman's art - you'll be pleased with this one. If you like beauty - you'll love it. But if you're looking for action or amusement, better walk around it because these 10 minutes might just be too long for you.