Burning Man MCMXCIV, 1994 (47 mins)
By Chuck Cirino

One of the first documentaries of the event, Chuck Cirino captures Burning Man when the population was a few thousand people, at a time when driving across the playa was commonplace, when The Man was within every participants reach, and when it was ultimately set afire by Crimson Rose and Will Roger.

This film is one of the few to showcase the early, lawless days of the event. In the days when it defied description in the media.