EVERYTHING'S FOR YOU reflects the maker's relationship with his deceased father, a man who survived both the Lodz Ghetto and Auschwitz. The film utilizes a combination of previously-shot material (1974-1978), family photographs, archival footage, optically-printed current footage, cell animation sequences (by Emily Hubley), and computer graphics to create a mosaic, a meditation on filial relationships. Dialogue is in both Yiddish and English.

Funded in part by the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts, Regional Fellowship Program.

Awards: Top Prize, Black Maria Film and Video Festival, 1991; Best Independent Film, New England Film/Video Festival, 1990.

Exhibition: Image Forum, Tokyo; Great Lakes Film/Video Festival; Davis Art Museum, Wellesley; School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Collective for Living Cinema; Innis Film Society; Pacific Film Archive; SF Cinematheque; LA Filmforum; Berks Filmmakers, Reading, PA; Bard College; Museum of Modern Art, NY; Boston Museum of Fine Arts; Cleveland Int'l Film Festival, 1992; North Carolina Film/Video Festival, 1992; Athens Film Festival, 1991; George Eastman House, Rochester, NY.