Cuba: Island of Music

Lapsus ...am I not the rock, the volcanic matter in eruption...the impertinent smallness deep in the fissure of stone...the steadfast continuum of form in evolution...

Uniform Attraction A short film about the fetishistic interest in military uniforms.

Love in Youth Heather has left home to start college. She finds herself grappling with challenges common to any freshman: money management, self-discipline, focus… and a crippling crush.

Foreplay The training practice of a soccer team – close-up of feet, body parts, muscles – entirely silent except for the noises of the ball being hit – a sort of minimalist, crisp, homoerotic version of Philippe Parreno's and Douglas Gordon's Zidane – A 21st Century Portrait.

I'll Be Watching You A young man with a stylish crew cut watches a surveillance video monitor with great interest as a security guard makes out with a bodyguard (both with similar crew cut) among luxury cars in the underground parking of a posh building.

Lucky Luke Mr Joseph

Elliott's Suicide A homage to the late American singer-songwriter Elliott Smith, Elliott’s Suicide is a sentimental 15 minute tribute, lacking Anger’s usual irony for obvious reasons. The film begins with shots of friends’ and fans’ last words written on Smith’s memorial on Sunset Boulevard, then to footage of a Macy’s parade, focusing closely on the oddly outfitted participants, some in renaissance attire, cowboys with lassos, and beauty queens. The film is scored with Smith’s music, resulting in a melancholy effect, especially in the segment that follows Smith through the woods and films him as he digs up a guitar, then plays a song. This footage is repeated in the end of the film, but in a negative reversal print, suggesting pretty damn clearly that the subject matter has moved beyond the veil.

Lucky Luke il treno fant...

Reseminne Fragmentary images from a journey to the Alps.

Where Are You? Where are you? is a search that began five years ago when José Merino died. José was the most important left-wing leader of Costa Rica, and also the father of Maricarmen, the director. The film is a dialogue between a man’s public political life, and the intimate universe of his family, where his youngest daughter decides to live her grief accompanied by a camera.