Waissman (2010), directed by Eduardo Montes-Bradley for Heritage Film Project, offers an extended portrait of the Argentine artist Andrés Waissman at work in his Palermo studio. The film traces the origins of his Multitudes series — figures of nomadism, immigration, and silent crowds — and the multicultural ancestry behind his most recognized body of work.

A chance encounter in a Madrid café, a Belgian physicist, and a book about Schrödinger. What happens when you lose someone before you ever really found them.

A one-minute Super 8mm assemblage of New York — and why analog grain does something to the viewer's psyche that no digital filter can replicate. A filmmaker's take on texture, time, and the bridge between past and present.