Films, made slowly

Long, quiet films from the places in these essays: the villages and rivers of Romania, the Chattahoochee and the Danube, and the slow work of living on purpose. The first films are in the edit now.

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What you will find on the channel

These are not travel clips. They are long films, twenty minutes or more, made at the pace of the places they are about. No countdowns, no shouting thumbnails, no “you won’t believe.”

I am on camera, and I tell the whole story, including the parts that a more careful man might leave out.

My Romania. Beginning with how my father took me there, and why I never really left.

Between two rivers. A life split between Atlanta and the Danube, and what each one teaches about the other.

Living abroad, comfortably. The honest numbers, and the honest trade-offs.

The slow life. Essays on time, work, and what thirty-five years of moving fast taught me about stopping.

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My father took me to Romania. I never really left.

The first film begins where this essay does. Read it now, and the film will feel like a return.