Documentary work and long-term projects rooted in observation, ethical presence, and cinematic practice. These works emerge through duration - where meaning is formed slowly, through relationship, landscape, and attention.

COSMOS, DEEP TIME & YOUTH IMAGINATION

Cinematic and educational projects exploring the dream gap by connecting astronomy, deep time and scientific wonder.

DOCUMENTARY & FIELD RESEARCH

Long-form films grounded in place-based collaboration and cultural memory.

C O S M O S D R E A M S
Documentary

E N V O Y
exhibition film series

T H E R O A D T O T H E U N I V E R S E B E G I N S I N T H E V I L L A G E - book
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T H E L O S T P L A N E T A R I U M
short film

THE LAST LULLABY
Short Film

DAUGHTERS OF THE CURVED MOON (feature documentary) - Arte France/Germany

"Daughters of the Curved Moon" is a documentary shot in the western Himalayan.  Through a journey home to a remote village with a charismatic young woman, the film exposes the traditional role of women and invites us to celebrate Nisha's inspiring break with the bonds of tradition.

THE WINGS OF KYRGYZSTAN (documentary) Arte France/Germany

A young man struggles to follow in the footsteps of his ancestors traditional nomadic life with little more than a hut, his new wife and his treasured horse, an animal the Kyrgyz consider to be “the wings of man”.  Brutality and beauty are the backdrop for this simple mountain life, where the search for identity sharpens in the face of modernization and materialism.

COME TO THE EDGE - short film

The film is in an experimental synthesis of music, audio and NASA archival footage celebrating our unique human quest to find our place amongst the stars. The film was produced to celebrate the 10th anniversary of a National Science Foundation Artist and Writers project in Antarctica and coincide with the re-release of documentary "77 Below".

TALKING TO THE AIR: THE HORSES OF THE LAST FORBIDDEN KINGDOM - feature documentary (Amazon)

The latest contribution by Horsefly Films to equestrian film culture, "Talking to the Air", takes us not only to the top of the world but blows the tops of our heads off once we get there, drawing us into a land beyond time”.