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- A contemporary portrait of the United States of America experienced via a cross-country time-lapse video and audio collage.
- Upon its completion in October 1958, the Union Tank Car Dome, located north of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was the largest clear-span structure in the world. It was based on the engineering principles of the visionary design scientist and philosopher Buckminster Fuller. This geodesic dome was, at 384 feet in diameter, the first large scale example of this building type. A Necessary Ruin relates the powerful, compelling narrative of the dome's history via interviews with architects, engineers, preservationists, media, and artists. Animated sequences demonstrating the operation of the facility and hundreds of rare photographs and video segments taken during the dome's construction, decline, and demolition.
- Feature length time-lapse video and audio collage of Iceland's diverse landscape via the Hringvegur (Ring Road) that circles the island.
- A landscape architectural firm shreds three months worth of its waste paper and creates a provocative art installation about sustainability.
- A thirteenth century nun's deathbed vision is hauntingly relevant to contemporary audiences in this hand-crafted animated telling of the story of Saint Clare of Assisi (1194-1253).
- Tells the tale of a young girl whose love of reading - and relationship with her grieving father - is interrupted by the arrival of a mysterious hand-crafted television set.
- In this insightful autobiographical mash-up of Super-8 home movies, vibrant animated cartography, and Dutch pidgin-speak, a family's 1981 vacation to the Kennedy Space Center is chronicled in exquisite detail.