Sightlines VIIII
Runtime: 1 hr 03 min
Lauren Levitt, McBrothel Training Video #1, 2025, 5:23 min
A film by Lauren Levitt and Ayanna Dozier
Lauren Levitt is a Southern California-based performance and video artist. Her work explores gender, sexuality, and popular culture.
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Jessica Perez, Do Nothings, 2023, 7:21 min
Concept by Jessica Perez, Edited by Jessica Perez
My work aims to deconstruct society’s many contradictions while highlighting all the ways that being an aberration holds a tremendous source of power. As a refusal to disappear I the raw connection I maintain with my trauma and rage to offer a space for audiences to engage with society’s hypocrisy. I work as a conduit, placing myself at the center reflecting these hypocrisies back to the audience through my own lens, shaped by poverty, gendered violence and race.
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Sunny Leerasanthanah, Wild Things, 2026, 9 min
Wild Things is made possible thanks to Artists Alliance Inc. and Foundation for Contemporary Arts.
Sunny Leerasanthanah is a Bangkok-born, Brooklyn-based multidisciplinary artist. They work across moving image, photography, and installation, integrating archives, research, objects, performance, print, and more. They are currently a 2026 BRIClab Contemporary Art Resident, and recently a grantee of Foundation for Contemporary Arts. Their solo exhibition, Wild Things, is on view at Cuchifritos Gallery in NYC through October 17, 2026.
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Leticia Buchanan, BETTY, 2025, 8:50 min
BETTY is a Love Your Face Film. It has been in 18 Festivals and won 12 Awards.
Leticia Buchanan: Director, Cowriter, Producer, Production Design
Eddie Lebon: Producer, Cinematographer, Editor, VFX
Shoshanna Withers: Actress, Executive Producer, cowriter
Dan Gregory: Actor, Producer
Eric Shans: Composer
Supporting Actors: Stephanie Londano, Jacque Coqueran, Taj Nemley- Edlow, Brianna Lavone
Leticia "Letty" Buchanan is a seasoned award-winning producer, director and writer with over 20 years of industry experience. Her credits span CNBC, Court TV, HBO, and The Food Network.
She co-founded Love Your Face Films with Eddie Lebron, focusing on horror, narrative works, music videos, and documentaries. This award winning team promotes diversity and supports underrepresented voices in media.
Leticia made her directorial debut with the sci-fi horror film "BETTY," which she co-wrote. She also collaborated on the sci-fi film "Love and Hatred in MegaWave City" and contributed to the PBS documentary "The M Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause” with Tamsen Fadal.
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Eli Schmidt, For Holly, 2019, 6:27 min
Filmed and Edited by Eli Schmidt
Featuring Rose Wood
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Katrina del Mar, Surf Gang, 2005, 25 min
Katrina del Mar is a New York-based photographer, video artist, writer, and award-winning film director. She is perhaps best known for her decades-long work in video and photography, chronicling the reality and illusion of her Lower East Side friends and lovers as punk heroines; or within her girl gang movie world of strictly female population. Creating a family tree indebted equally to B-movies and diaristic photography, del Mar’s defiantly queer photographs and videos are iconic alternatives to the cultural status quo, offering an exuberant, hyper-stylized sexuality, an unapologetic feminist voice, and often guerilla-style production tactics.
Del Mar was awarded the New York Foundation for the Arts / NYFA Fellowship in Video in 2004 for her film “SURF GANG.” It was screened in an exhibition dedicated to Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys at the CAPC (Museum of Contemporary Art) in Bordeaux, France and at the MoMA Dome in Rockaway Beach, NYC. Her film “Gang Girls 2000” was screened at the Museum of Modern Art in 2025, and her underground, experimental films have screened at film festivals the world over. Katrina’s photographic and multimedia work has been shown at Participant Inc. in NYC, and at Leslie Lohman Museum’s Prince Street Project Space. She completed her MFA in 2017 at Milton Avery Graduate School for the Arts at Bard College, where she presented her Masters Thesis: a feature length documentary titled “An Artist Working as a Letter Carrier.” In 2019 Katrina founded a menopausal punk band called Tracy City; they’ve released three singles with music videos, to international press raves.