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 Veins in The Gulf Veins in the Gulf is a documentary that traces the rapidly disappearing bayous, the environmental crisis of southern Louisiana, and the international impact of Cajun culture, which is quickly losing ground. |
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One More Mile: A Dialogue on Nationbuilding One More Mile: a Dialogue on Nation-Building investigates the delicate and controversial role of the international community in a post-war society. |
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Digital Afrika Digital Afrika (DV, 12 minutes, 2008) is an experimental documentary that takes its inspiration from the Austrian filmmaker, Peter Kubelka, and his film, Unsere Afrikareise (1966). |
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Long Distance Long Distance (6 minutes, 16mm film, DV, 2003) is an iconography of long distance relationships; two lovers, two filmmakers, living apart in separate cities - a sign of our modern times. |
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Wedding in Croatia Wedding in Croatia (16mm and DV, 13 minutes, 1999) re-edits home-movie footage from the wedding of Emily, an international worker, and Ognjen, a Serbo-Croatian soldier who fought with the Federation army during the Balkan Wars. |
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First Look First look (16mm film & Betacam, 7 minutes, June 1998) draws from a subjective experience of childbearing to weave the lush elements of nature around the graceful power of one woman's struggle. |
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Fire of Life (16mm film, 12 minutes, June 1998) The magical spirit of an old man reminds a group of desert children about the power within life. |
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Cemetary (16mm film, 12 minutes, June 2000) An allegorical tale about an angel who - drawing from the power of the sea - rejoins her lover as he carefully tends her grave. |
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Homesick FemTV Remembers the Gainesville Murders (Super 8, Fisher-Price Pixelvision, 8 minutes, 1994) FemTV, a women's group formed by graduate students at the University of Florida and Gainesville artists, responded to the 1990 serial killing of 5 students by Danny Rolling in Gainesville, Florida. |
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It's Hard to be Right (Hi-8mm and Betacam video, April 1992, 42 minutes), is a surrealistic and absurdist treatment of the Left versus Right political polarization in the United States |
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Humanity Resurrected, Alexandra returns as a headless corpse to witness the worlds of those who live on the fringe and of society's vultures who prey on them. |
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Ambivalence concentrates on the notion of ambivalence and ennui operating in two characters in a world dominated by war, television and unacknowledged traditions. |
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Boxed In Boxed In reworks the theme of depersonalization against experiences with corporate practices and the effects of the work ethic in Ohio. |