Where The Tracks End in Mexico
This coming-of-age Mexican movie is about a group of school children who fulfill their dreams.
Cathy & Harry (2024)
A revealing and humorous double portrait of Catherine Murphy and Harry Roseman, whose work is found in collections ranging from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Metropolitan Transit Authority. The film documents how their lives revolve with joyful and dizzying intensity around work, food, friends, and each other.
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A revealing and humorous double portrait of Catherine Murphy and Harry Roseman, whose work is found in collections ranging from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Metropolitan Transit Authority. The film documents how their lives revolve with joyful and dizzying intensity around work, food, friends, and each other.
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