Moon Stand (1980)

This short film uses black and white video to examine how we remember things and how we see the world. The entire film is in monochrome with quiet sound, and each shot is carefully composed to draw the viewer into a world where color represents feelings. The story is told through short scenes that show how complicated people are and how their pasts shape them. The film encourages viewers to think about their own memories and how they understand things. Using visuals and sound in a subtle but powerful way, the film is a moving reflection on memory, who we are, and how our senses affect us.