Sign Painters

The story of two young single mothers who join forces to make a new kind of family unit for themselves and their children.

A tour of the facilities and interviews with owners and guests at the titular establishment, which includes the obligatory heart shaped tub.

(aka CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST)

At a Baskin-Robbins, customers and employees talk about their favorite ice cream flavors.

A sermon to the stockbrokers for the Big Board.

During the 1975 wildcat strike in Appalachia, tens of thousands of coal miners walk off the job to defend their right to strike, as cameras capture the struggle from inside the movement.

A nostalgic look at Hubert's Flea Circus and Museum on West 42nd Street in New York City, which is run by ex-vaudeville performers.

Ironic short interviewing the creators and minds behind Muzak

A documentary filmed in the village of Hoi showing the rhythm of daily life, including farming, fishing, preparation of food and social relationships in the South Pacific islands of Tonga.

A brief look at New York City's Bowery Men's Shelter in 1972, which provides food, and housing and clothing services, to destitute men in the neighborhood.

A grimly amusing look at life in Sun City, Arizona, a gated retirement community. The Best of Your Life was the first film that Streeter and Ganz made for The Great American Dream Machine.

A tour of the last public stable in New York City. Employees and visitors express their enjoyment of the stable's amenities and unease about its future.

Short film by Rhody Streeter & Tony Ganz.

Short Documentary

Short documentary

Caustic and deadpan, these short documentaries create hilarious, indelible portraits of Americana. Ganz and Streeter follow retirees in Sun Valley, honeymooners in the Poconos, sign painters in Brooklyn, help-line operators, female comportment instructors, Muzak executives, and denizens of a Bowery men’s shelter.