Bow 2020 · 5 min Hurricane Season: 2020 Show more Directed by Joshua R. Troxler + My List Mark as watched ↗ Share Your Rating ★★★★★ Make it a double feature 1h 34m together Bow + Dick Johnson Is Dead Both from Joshua R. Troxler. More from Joshua R. TroxlerSee all →‹Dick Johnson Is Dead · 2020Dick Johnson Is Dead★ 7.12020MovieDocumentaryWith this inventive portrait, director Kirsten Johnson seeks a way to keep her 86-year-old father alive forever. Utilizing moviemaking magic and her family’s dark humor, she celebrates Dr. Dick Johnson’s last years by staging fantasies of death and beyond. Together, dad and daughter confront the great inevitability awaiting us all.▶+Arsonist · 2021Arsonist2021MovieDocumentaryOn the same day that Notre Dame erupted in flames, a string of brutal car fires in Harlem set off a neighborhood search for the culprit. With the decrepit car's serving as a spectacle for all to see and interact with, the smoke from the metal and rubber still lingers in the air.▶+Before She Rode Away · 2024Before She Rode Away2024MovieTwo women reunite over an image from their childhood as the digital world around them threatens to hijack their connection.▶+If You Could Go Back, I Would See Her. · 2020If You Could Go Back, I Would See Her.2020MovieDramaA short film about a fatal accident at the 125th street subway station in New York City.▶+Bow 2: The Point of a Storm · 2024Bow 2: The Point of a Storm2024MovieHorrorA storm in Destin, Florida in the summer of 2023. Part of the BOW series.▶+Pas de deux · 2022Pas de deux2022MovieDocumentaryA ballet between two brothers, two ways of life, tied together by mirroring aspirations and one family.▶+Quaker Run WildfireQuaker Run WildfireMovieDocumentaryMusicQuaker Run Wildfire is an essay film set in the Manahoac Territory near the Shenandoah Blue Ridge. Assembled with audio/visual material from two wildfires (Fall '23 and Spring '24) near artist Daniel Bachman's home after the region experienced record breaking heat and extreme drought conditions, this first-person account explores the complex relationship between the chaos of Virginia's 17th-century settler colonialism and our modern crisis of climate breakdown.▶+›More Like ThisCouldn't load this row right now.