White Line Fever (1978)
A filmed diary that documents the period that Luyken stayed in the United States. The film consists of three parts: a half-hour filmed in New York, a half-hour report of hitchhiking from the east to the west coast, and again another half hour in New York. The images are edited in a quick sequence; in some cases, the shots are only one frame in length. The name White Line Fever refers to the monotonous succession of white markings on the motorway.
Director: Edward Luyken
| Production | Edward Luyken | Producer |
| Crew | Edward Luyken | Cinematography |
| Directing | Edward Luyken | Director |
| Editing | Edward Luyken | Editor |
