The Impersonation. Apropos the disappearance of Reginald Pepper - ACE146.4

Auntie May returns to Pepper house. Tea party dialogue repeated. Reginald appears without walking into the furniture. Actors dressed as cats. Mrs Pepper holds forth, criticising Reginald. He clears the table. The cats listen as Mrs Pepper and Auntit May sing "All things bright and beautiful". Camera pulls back to reveal film-makers. Exterior Pepper house. Auntie May leaves. Film-makers outside nearby house accosted by police. Policewoman prevents further filming. Students labelled Ernst Block and Georgy Lukacs read passages on popular art. "To Jean-Luc Godard unit: Are you sure this is the most effective way of putting over your ideas?..." Caption: "Andras Kalman, Gallery Director." Kalman talks about itinerant painters painting pigs. Talks about American collectors of folk art, described by one as "anti-depressant pictures". Says some naive painters can become "too good". It is elitism which prevents people from paying attention to things like weather vanes and shop signs. Driving to smart housing development. Film-makers ask passing cleaning woman if she knows the Peppers; she thinks her employers might as they have lots of pictures. Woman passing strangely decorated house, one with mural of George and the Dragon.