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Arctic Circle: mile 115
4:13 min, 2007
Color reversal Super 8 film transferred to video

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What starts out as an afternoon drive to the invisible boundary of the Arctic Circle, becomes a tense situation
in which the travelers become too scared to verbally acknowledge the possible outcomes. Filmed on the Dalton Highway,
Alaska.

Unveiling
[work in progress: 23 min, 2006/07]
Color reversal Super 8 film transferred to video

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Shifting back and forth in time, this film intertwines personal/family relationships, New Orleans & Mobile, AL, Jewish
mourning traditions and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

Trying to Get Home
3:30 min, 2006
B&W & color reversal 16mm film transferred to video

Are our memories truth or fiction? A brother and sister relate their versions of a shared experience (without speaking
before hand). Some elements are the same but most differ. Trying to Get Home layers images and recollections to create
a film that flies somewhere between what we believe to be true and what we can’t verify.

Hampton Beach
6 min, 2006
B&W reversal Super 8 film transferred to video

This film explores loneliness, regret and relief through subtle visual metaphors and storytelling about trips to a deserted
beach town in winter.

Repeat
2:30 min, 2006
Color reversal Super 8 film
Caught in an alley at night, she tries to find a way out...

Morning to Night
3 min, 2006
B&W reversal Super 8 film
An indirect portrait through aspects of domestic life.
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