The short film Stations stems from personal memories of my deceased father, a loved one who remains an enigma. The film unfolds as abstractions from an inner narrative shaped by his elusive presence. The abstractions are presented as sequential chapters referencing the various channels through which my father continues to access me. (The work was inspired by an old transistor radio he left behind). It is my intention to immerse the audience in an experience based on the powerful effects of memory and loss on one’s life.

This film was supported in part by a grant from Tree of Life Foundation.

Honorable Mention, Experimental, “for excellence in Experimental Filmmaking as judged by a committee of peers,” 2016 University Film and Video Association Conference screening competition, Las Vegas, NV.

See Articles (under About) for a review of Stations by Kelly Wittenberg, Professor of Film, Video and Media, Western Michigan University, 2016 University Film and Video Association Conference.