FILMS
CELLULOID AFTERLIFE is an in-progress documentary project that profiles niche archives and cinematheques as they fight to save, preserve, and revive the last remnants of our analog film culture.
REVIVING ROBIN (2026, 80 mins) follows the recovery, restoration, and re-release of Robin (1979), a lost and little-seen independent feature, by the CT-based film preservation and distribution company, Vinegar Syndrome.
FILM IS DEAD. LONG LIVE FILM! explores the vanishing world of private film collecting—an obsessive, secretive, often illicit world of basement film vaults, piled high with forgotten reels, and inhabited by passionate cineastes devoted to the rescue and preservation of photochemical film.
THE DYING OF THE LIGHT explores the history and craft of motion picture presentation through the lives and stories of the last generation of career projectionists.
BLAZING THE TRAIL (2011, 83 mins) tells the story of early film pioneers Gene Gauntier and Sidney Olcott, of the New York-based Kalem Film Company, who made a series of films in Ireland in the early- to mid-1910.