On March 17, 1930, a crowd assembled outside Philadelphia's Eastern State Penitentiary in hopes of witnessing Al Capone's release from prison. (He in fact had already been released the night before.) Filmmaker Bill Morrison and composer Vijay Iyer turn a single panning shot of that scene and its accompanying audio track into a split-screen surround sound panoramic film that continually doubles back on itself, creating a 13-minute trance on the nature of spectacle and spectatorship.