This is footage from an unfinished film biography of Jackie Onasis and Lee Radziwill that I was in the process of making in 1972, but which was never completed.It contains moments from Jackie and Lee at home, some of which are rare photos that were made available to me, etc.

Ricky Dicky Dooh Dah Grimes is the greatest character known to mankind.

An emotional, poetic, and lyrical journey back in time to reflect on the highly contested Vietnam War.

Based on a Bengali story, Gotrantar by Subodh Ghosh.

Hungry for recognition, two young American doctors accept the challenge of a residency in the world's largest hospital, where they unexpectedly get entangled between an ambiguous chief administrator, drug lords and political corruption.

Maria works in a German umbrella factory as the foreman of the production sector. João Lucas has given up on living a normal life and practically lives in bed, in the midst of green plants. His father expressly desired that his son film this eccentric daily life in 8 mm format. Maria’s wages are dilapidated to the last penny by this amateur, monstrous, family movie production.

The complex relationship between Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and her sister, Lee Radziwill, and their extravagant lives that masked the underlying sibling rivalry.

Song-yi and Jae-suk are young lovers, but She is tired of her daily life with him. They try to make it work, but they end up breaking up. Meanwhile, Seung-min neglects his wife. One day, he's scolded by his superior and heads towards the river. He meets Song-yi there and they go back home to spend an erotic time together taking naked photos. Meanwhile, Byul is neglected by her husband and she is lonely. She meets a man online and has a great time.

"...In the film, Wilkerson presents four interviewees. Two are widows whose family members (one husband, one son) were Afghan vets who committed suicide. The other two are women who lost family members because Detroit Edison turned off their electricity during the winter. Wilkerson does nothing to draw parallels between these two forms of injustice. Rather, by simply juxtaposing the women’s stories, we are able to see how systematic indifference to human life takes multiple forms, but comes back to the same root causes, and how we are indeed fighting the same war against the poor and disenfranchised at home and abroad – ici et ailleurs. – Michael Sicinski, Mubi Notebook.

A meditative exploration of memory, consciousness, and the impermanence of self. Fragmented particles visualize the drift of thought and the dissolution of identity, reflecting the intimate yet universal experience of mental and temporal fragility.