How to Draw a Bunny

A thoughtful, reflective portrait that immerses you in one artist's restless imagination and the strange poetry of screens.

A cerebral, interview-driven portrait that rewards patience with vivid impressions of a restless experimental art world.

A quiet, thoughtful portrait that lets a famously private artist explain himself, rewarding patient viewers with insight into a brilliant mind.

A drifting, intimate scrapbook of faces and moments that asks for patience and rewards it with quiet, accumulating tenderness.

A slow, unsettling look into a photographer's mind, mixing macabre imagery with quiet reflection on art and mortality.

A calm, thoughtful look at a life in art, asking you to slow down and pay attention.

A haunting, intimate portrait that lets a dead artist narrate his own secrets, blending archival glitter with quiet loneliness.

A quiet, reflective documentary that lingers on memory and creative struggle, asking patience as it circles the messy process of making art.

A quiet, thoughtful portrait that drifts along like a conversation about making art in a remote place.

A quiet, curious excavation of a hidden life, equal parts wonder at the photographs and unease at the secrets behind them.

A brief, affectionate stroll through a city with an artist, warm and unhurried, like a quick chat with someone who has seen it all.

A quiet, thoughtful portrait that lets you sit with an artist's life and work at an unhurried pace.