"It was that welcome feeling that every treehouse was your home."
May 9, 2024 3:57 AM Subscribe
Set to the music of recent Hawaiian artists, The Edge of Paradise (SLYT) is a quiet, contemplative documentary on Taylor Camp, a treehouse community of war veterans and hippies that thrived on a jungle-backed beach on Kaua'i in the 1960s and 1970s (cw: black and white archival stills of unclothed community members, oral recollections of police actions against the community).
lol, it can’t be played on a “mobile browser” either.
posted by TWinbrook8 at 5:28 AM on May 9
posted by TWinbrook8 at 5:28 AM on May 9
Try this link instead, it was the first recommended link below the "not available in your country" screen.
posted by Snowflake at 7:53 AM on May 9
posted by Snowflake at 7:53 AM on May 9
Wikipedia has a short article that doesn't say much but does have a useful list of references. Including a Smithsonian Magazine article.
The "most replayed" on YouTube is hilarious, a graph of boobies in time. Fortunately it also works for what I was most interested in, where to skip to see what the homes looked like.
posted by Nelson at 8:15 AM on May 9
The "most replayed" on YouTube is hilarious, a graph of boobies in time. Fortunately it also works for what I was most interested in, where to skip to see what the homes looked like.
posted by Nelson at 8:15 AM on May 9
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posted by whatevernot at 4:23 AM on May 9