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Director:
Yoni Brook
A Son's Sacrifice is a documentary journey of Imran, a young American Muslim who struggles to take over his father's halal slaughterhouse in New York City.
Director:
Christian Nguyen
Whitehouse is an apocalyptic, yet playful interpretation of human struggle versus environmental disaster. It is a timeless video art piece set in an identifiable locale, but eschews our interpretation of this American Icon.
Director:
Alan Webber
It's an alternate take on nature vs. urbanity when a plastic lawn doe finds itself lost on the gritty streets of Brooklyn, NY.
Director:
Ido Fluk
Cooking for Richard examines the relationship between food and death. It starts as a fat man washes his post-supper dishes. The meal was his final.
Director:
Casimir Nozkowski
Bodega documents Hunt's Point South Bronx where impoverished communities rely on corner stores for nourishment rather than fresh produce at the local cost restrictive "green depot".
Director:
Michael Langan
Before reaching spiritual enlightenment, one sweater-vested young man must face a dancing Oldsmobile, endure a boozy encounter with God on a frozen tundra, and brush his teeth, comb his hair, floss, Q-Tip, lather and shave simultaneously.
Director:
Emma Perret
The characters of this film cope with their dismal situation with fantasy's of food. The savory nostalgia of meals they once had motivates the group to harvest the ultimate meal.
Director:
Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt
The landscape of the Congo serves as a backdrop for this tale of an aspired inheritance of a generation to come, and the transportation of packaged crops.
Director:
Laleh Khorramian
Khorramian's video art explores painting and drawing in time. She uses discarded orange peel as a creative strategy, to consider the transience of life and its cycles of depletion and plenitude.
Director:
Treva Wurmfeld
Oyster addresses the question of "where does our food come from?" Does our food today really come from the place of it's alleged origin?
Director:
Chanya Hetayothin
Aqualibrae shows the cycle of life through the relationship between living things and waterscape.
These videos and preparation drawings explore the intersection of folklore, food, and comedy.
Director:
Miguel Angel Rios
Crudo is an experimental video art piece that features a man in an elegant suit twirling meat "boleadoras" tempting ferocious hungry dogs.
 

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2007 Films