Blue Loop, July
Chicago's summertime blazes, unanchored. Skywriting out of time. Part of a series of nighttime long exposures, Blue Loop, July creates an odd document of a long-standing celebratory tradition in one of Chicago's lower w
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Chicago's summertime blazes, unanchored. Skywriting out of time. Part of a series of nighttime long exposures, Blue Loop, July creates an odd document of a long-standing celebratory tradition in one of Chicago's lower w
A young man and woman discover the beauty of Tokyo at night as they wander around the streets of the capital after the last train leaves. Winner of multiple Moosic Lab 2018 awards in the Short Movie category.
When Marie considers handing over the spare key to her boyfriend, her mind spirals into a vertiginous labyrinth where doubt takes on unfathomable depths. An absurd and psychedelic odyssey, unfolding entirely within the c
A feature-length documentary on the 1990s Chicago rock scene.
A documentary about the circular economy revolution
Pixilated army-man toys dramatize the violence of war in a Vietnam setting.
First screened as part of Jacobs' "Nervous System" film performance, The Georgetown Loop is based on an archival film from 1903, which Jacobs pairs with its mirror double to produce a kaleidoscopic two-screen projection.
In SIX LOOP-PAINTINGS, as in SOUNDTRACK, sound and image are hand applied directly on to 16mm clear leader. The image at a given instant is repeated both on the image track and soundtrack, so that the viewer is visualizi
An indigenous woman works as an AI data-labeler after returning to her village with her children, but soon questions the human bias in machine learning.
Devna finds herself on a strange journey while stuck inside her room.
after shellie fleming // persistence of attention
Two characters realize that they are part of a short film, and their existence is bound to it's duration. The protagonists will look for the way to transcend the short film and hopefully save their lives.
A cyclical venture into a forest.
One of several video sketches made with the rule that the piece must be completed in less than 90 minutes.
A film by Raffael Di Nave starring: Arístides Martínez and shot on Xiaomi
2 protagonists go deep into what the origin of The End Loop is.
Bernd Oppl lets a crumpled magnetic tape fly through a barren space. Driven by an invisible force, it swerves around while the crashing noises that are on the tape resound on the soundtrack. Movement and sounds converge
16mm film is shot through a 35mm still camera: flickering sights of my childhood home in Brooklyn as a cacophony plays from the image that is extended onto the optical track