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Wide Awake: Portrait of the Artist as Insomniac
by Alan Berliner
A deliriously intimate portrait of the artist, his obsessiveness and manias, and his inability to sleep, as he seeks counsel from various sleep experts and family members. |
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Associated
by Jenny Perlin
A short film of a day in the life of a corner store, a former Associated supermarket, owner Charles Leem reflects on the history of his small neighborhood business in Brooklyn, NY. |
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I Remember Now, We Never Danced, I Miss You, Good-bye
by Diane Bonder
Everyday movement, woven into a dance of memory and loss. This is the last film made by this longtime friend of Standby before her death in July of 2006. |
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Seeing Red
by Su Friedrich
In this very personal film, Friedrich takes a look back at her evolution both as a woman and as an artist, tackling her own insecurities via several on-camera diary entries. |
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Red Hook Justice
by Meema Spadola
Recently featured on P.O.V., this film documents the day-to-day workings of the Red Hook Community Justice Center, a pilot project in Brooklyn, NY. Before resorting to jail, the Red Hook judge mandates extensive drug treatment, job training and community service. |
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The Flooded Playground
by Lisa Crafts
A digital animation in which a child wanders deep into a fairy tale forest, encountering a variety of menacing creatures along the way. |
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