Bill Morrison, the poet laureate of lost films, turns the story of footage found near Iceland into a history of a slice of Soviet cinema. By Glenn Kenny A lot of future moguls got their start in one ...

The Oscar-nominated short documentary Incident begins with closed-circuit video shot from a utility pole along a Chicago street. The camera shows storefronts on one side of the road, and closer to the ...

“Incident” looks at a police shooting through a prism of body-cam footage and surveillance video. That Morrison’s most overtly relevant work to contemporary U.S. society launched at rarefied festivals ...

On July 14, 2018, Harith “Snoop” Augustus, a barber in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood, was shot to death by Officer Dillan Halley. Police had stopped Augustus after noticing that he had a gun ...

Bill Morrison’s “Decasia” illustrates the beauty of decay. The 2002 found-footage movie is a collage of decaying 35mm nitrate film stock gathered and woven together from old silent pictures. One of ...

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THE GREAT FLOOD BILL FRISELL + BILL MORRISON COLLABORATE ON MULTIMEDIA WORK INSPIRED BY THE 1927 MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOODS The Great Flood Comes to Select Markets Throughout the U.S. Grammy ...