Alaska (1980)

This documentary follows a director's journey to Homer, Alaska, two weeks before his sister's wedding to a local homesteader. The film captures the powerful natural beauty of the Alaskan landscape, a place where humans and nature exist in a fragile balance. It explores themes similar to the director's later work "Concern for the City," contrasting the wildness of Alaska with the urban environment of New York. The film visually immerses viewers in the complex relationship between people and their environment, highlighting humanity’s efforts to live with and shape the wilderness.