Film

Signs & Wonders: Instructions for Survival
written by: Nancy Keystone & Ray Ford
producer: Ray Ford
director: Nancy Keystone
[work-in-progress]

“Signs & Wonders: Instructions for Survival” is a feature-length film incorporating experimental techniques to tell a story of people on the margins of a society-in-crisis. Set in 1984 New York, against the backdrop of the terrifying devastation of the early AIDS epidemic, it follows two young, queer men and their fateful collision: Bill, a Black filmmaker from an artistic Harlem family, and Tomek, a newly arrived refugee escaping persecution from Communist Poland to the protection of his anti-communist idol, Ronald Reagan.

Pandemic Chaser
writer / director / camera / editor, 2020
Video, 3:25 minutes
A solitary man is hounded by forces beyond his control.
Man: Michael Schlitt

How Many Miles Per Hour Do You Sleep?
writer / director / camera / editor 1999
Critical Mass Films
Super-8, black and white, 3 minutes
Travels through the image bank of the unconscious.