Documentary

Directed by Hilan Warshaw
Overtone Films in association with Sveriges Television and Česká televize
Theatrical and streaming release

Sound edit, 5.1 theatrical mix. Feature film.

A giant of Europe finds himself on the streets of Manhattan. Thousands of miles from the land where he experienced his triumphs and torments, he unexpectedly discovers a new world, all the while living under the shadow of impending death.

Directed by Hilan Warshaw
In co-production with Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR)
Theatrical and streaming release

Sound edit, theatrical mix. Feature film.

The Faces of Carmen, a documentary in production directed by Hilan Warshaw for broadcasts in 2025 (the 150th anniversary of Carmen’s premiere, as well as Bizet’s death) takes an unusual approach to exploring this evergreen piece. The film follows rising 28-year-old opera star Aigul Akhmetshina as she undertakes a truly unique journey, performing the role of Carmen in seven different productions in a single year.

Directed by Alexis Clements
Theatrical and PBS streaming release

Sound supervision, sound design, sound edit, 5.1 theatrical mix. Feature film.

ALL WE’VE GOT is an inspiring and timely documentary about the power of community and the crucial impact of sharing physical space. Focused on LGBTQI+ women, it offers insights that resonate with anyone seeking to build resilient communities.
At a time when queer and trans individuals are under attack in many parts of the country and hundreds of queer spaces have closed, this film offers an insider’s view of the powerful cultural and social justice work we can accomplish when we come together. It also explores why preserving these spaces benefits everyone.

Directed by Nick Capezzera
Theatrical and PBS streaming release
Producer/Editor: Faye Yuan

Executive Producers: Mridu Chandra, Sami Khan, Mario Ducoudray

Sound supervision, sound design, sound edit, 5.1 theatrical mix. Feature film.

The Other Side of Memory chronicles a Korean adoptee filmmaker’s decade-long search to find his biological parents. When his sister finds her birth family through a Korean adoption agency, he returns to Seoul determined to unearth new leads. Joining forces with a local reporter, community leaders, and Korea’s largest Pentecostal congregation, they decode the mystery surrounding his birth 37 years ago, culminating in a chance encounter with a married couple from his past.

Directed by Martina Radwan
Theatrical and streaming release

Sound supervision, sound design, sound edit, 5.1 theatrical mix. Feature film.
Doc NYC premiere

TOMORROW, TOMORROW, TOMORROW starts where most films about homeless kids end, the day after they are taken in, we assume it’s a happy ending – but what really happens next?

Directed by Abel Ferrara
An Italian-French-British co-production
Theatrical and streaming release

Sound supervision, sound design, sound edit, 5.1 theatrical mix. Feature film.

From the mind of Saint Laurent’s creative director, Anthony Vaccarello, comes “Sportin’ Life,” a documentary and the sixth installment of his ongoing international art project, SELF. With directorial support from Abel Ferrara, the documentary was selected as part of the 77th annual Venice International Film Festival.

Directed by Peter Chelkowski & Jim Wickens
Theatrical and PBS Independent Lens streaming release

2025 Peabody Award Winner

Sound supervision, sound design, sound edit, 5.1 theatrical mix. Feature film.

Hunting whales is a matter of life or death for the residents of St. Lawrence, a tiny island in the Bering Sea. So, when Chris Apassingok becomes the youngest person to ever harpoon a whale for his Alaskan village, his mother proudly shares the news on Facebook. To her surprise, Paul Watson and thousands of his international followers brutally attack Chris online without fully understanding the scope of his accomplishment. ONE WITH THE WHALE is a heartwarming yet thrilling story of one family’s struggle to fight against cultural genocide and environmental racism, while regaining a foothold in both the ancient and modern world.

Directed by Amy Jenkins
Theatrical and streaming release

Sound supervision, sound design, sound edit, 5.1 theatrical mix. Feature film.
U.S. premiere at SXSW in Austin, TX
International premiere at CPH:DOX in Copenhagen.

“Adam’s Apple” is an intimate, collaborative documentary told through the dual perspectives of Adam, a transgender teen, and his mother, visual artist Amy Jenkins, that offers an authentic and tender counterpoint to the hostility facing trans youth today. Adam’s journey balances the milestones of gender transition with the rhythms of adolescence. As Adam asserts his identity and steps out into the world, his parents grapple with the challenges of raising a teen while learning to let go. Through a visually poetic approach, the film transforms a deeply personal archive, collected over two decades, into a powerful, joyful testament to the beauty and difficulty of reckoning with profound change.

PBS

Feature Documentary

Sound design, sound edit, 5.1 mix. Feature documentary.

Directed by Peter Stein

Edited by Dawn Freer

Available to stream on PBS

International theatrical and streaming release

Directed by Abel Ferrara

Kino Lorber

Theatrical and streaming release

The film director converses with the proprietor of a cinema complex in Queens about the 1970s era of film making and exhibition in New York City, when things were edgier and sleazier than they are in today’s cleaned up scene.

5.1 mix. Feature Film.