66 Scenes from America

A slow, meditative immersion into an artist's memories, blending quiet creation with reflective storytelling that invites you to drift and ponder.

A hypnotic, essayistic drift through images and ideas that rewards patience with a profound sense of wonder and melancholy.

A dizzying, playful kaleidoscope of city life and filmmaking itself, demanding but exhilarating as it invents a new visual language.

A slow, cerebral collage that drifts between desert rituals and urban alienation, asking you to sit with its ideas rather than follow a story.

A quiet, reflective collage of remembered images that asks you to sit with human moments and think about what seeing through a lens means.

A hypnotic, almost motionless gaze at a sleeping figure, testing patience and inviting quiet contemplation.

A quiet, black-and-white meditation on words and memory, like sitting with a poet thinking aloud in a still room.

A gently absurd, oddly moving ramble through city streets and strangers' lives, where digressions become the point and awkward honesty feels weirdly comforting.

A patient, observational drift through overlooked lives on the margins of a highway, quietly absorbing and gently melancholy.

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

A hypnotic, wordless cascade of faces that drifts between curiosity and unease, asking you to sit still and simply look.

A patient, voyeuristic stare at intimacy, testing your attention as faces and gestures repeat in long, quiet takes.