A non-fiction narrative which relays the second thoughts of individuals meeting by accident in public places. The sound track was formed from tones which grow and change unpredictably - not single notes on a page. These sounds progress in patterns which make reference to a device used in dramatic films to suggest mounting tension.

Production assistant: Joel Singer. Funded by the Ohio Arts Council.

"The viewing through magnifying lens and the voice-over narration of personals printed in the Village Voice Bulletin Board point directly to chance as the organizing principle of life. Yet people continuously thrown together by chance become obsessed with one moment, one image, one word, one person. 'I must see you again.' ... This film makes the barest glance reverberate with potential meaning." - Steve Anker and Gail Currey, The Last 80 Langton Street Catalogue


Selected Screenings:
Museum of Modern Art, New York
Scratch Cinema, Paris
New Langton Arts, San Francisco
Cork Film Festival, Ireland
Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris
Kunstuseum, Bern, Switzerland
Archives of Experimental Film of Avignon, France
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Millennium Film Workship, New York
Chinese Taipei Film Archive, Taiwan
Squeaky Wheel Media Center, Buffalo, NY