Saul Levine Movies

One of a series of 80 minute long tapes, shot without stopping while driving around Boston after dark with the driver talking and driving while I...

Seeing photographers Barbara Bosworth, Laura McPhee, and DeCarava. Conversation after 1991 Mass. Art graduate Mark Lapore at the end of the session...

One of a series of 80 minute long tapes, shot without stopping while driving around Boston after dark with the driver talking and driving as I shoot.

One of a series of 80 minute long tapes, shot without stopping while driving around Boston after dark with the driver talking and driving while I...

Adrianne Jorge, filmmaker, projectionist and chief of TVEYE VIDEO and I drive around Boston in 2008 talking about the changes in Boston and her work...

One of a series of 80 minute long tapes, shot without stopping while driving around Boston after dark with the driver talking and driving while I...

Notes on chance, readymades, and time. Shot at Massart graduation 1997 and Boston 4th of July97. Some of the people appearing are Barbara Bosworth,...

Concerned with the relation of a word to what we hear or see in our mind when we see it. How this relates to film and color.

On 9/11/2005, Mark Lapore took his own life. I first met Mark at SUNY Binghamton in the fall of 1973, when I took my film production class. Over the...

"A journal of change in pattern of living and seeing as determined by an often misfunctioning but faithful camera."-M.K

Impersonations for the camera by Alison Tsoi, Nina Fonoroff, and Saul Levine. Additional camera by Silvia Gruner. (For Pelle Lowe and Luther Price)

This film was shot the same weekend as Z (Zee Not Zed), when Stan Brakhage was visiting University of Rhode Island, where Marjorie Keller was...

“[GROOVE TO GROOVE] continues this kind of portraiture, concentrating on Mai Cramer and Levine, and develops the 'bi-lingual' paradigm of film...

This film was shot right before Dwayne's stopped processing Kodachrome, and the last time I shot Kodachrome for a LIGHT LICK. It was right after...

Pedestrian reflections on ecstasy and vision.

Portrait of artist T.J Donovan, as he recounts dreams about his grandfather. A nostalgia for films where cigarette smoke was the protagonist.