Ann Arbor Film Festival 2009

In peaceful Halftone City, a mysterious heroine and a brave ally face the ultimate threat...

What happens when you get into trouble with a not-so-nurturing nurse?

A 2nd part to the triptych started with Hymn to Pan, a material action poetic film about doom and love within nuclear death. Soundtrack: David Kristian

A moving portrait of the bustle and permanence of a city, "Dahlia" juxtaposes the stable forms and patterns of life with the frenetic behavior of humanity, set to a driving score of vocal percussion.

For a period of time, while we believe it to be perfectly still, lifeless flesh responds, stirs and contorts in a final macabre ballet. Are these spasms merely erratic motions or do they echo the chaotic twists and turns of a past life

Abstract animation describes the people and minds of those involved in the Jeju 4.3 event and resistance on April 3rd, 1948 in modern Korea, which led to the deaths of over 30,000 people and an island being branded as the "Red Commie Island" as a result of a divided nation and ideology.

A monochrome flat image changes slowly into a theatrical spectacle in which color subtly melts and solidifies lines and conical forms. At the end, the colors lose their power and all that is left is the basic structure of the image, 'the skeleton'. The second film by Vegter created with the Fourier transform.

The Fifties, a Soviet space shuttle crashes in West Germany. The only passenger, a cosmonaut chimpanzee, spreads a deadly virus all over the country...

When the trees were enchanted, In the expectation of not being trees, The trees uttered their voices From strings of harmony, The disputes ceased. Let us cut short heavy days, A female restrained the din. She came forth altogether lovely. The head of the line, the head was a female. - from "Cad Goddeu" (The Battle of the Trees) from the 6th-Century Welsh Book of Taliesin.