James Otis
"James Otis" is not yet a pseudonym employed by a coalition of passionate dilettantes. He remains a real person, an amalgam of spirit and flesh. He loves dark chocolate, the prose of Samuel Johnson and the music of Shostakovich. He cannot abide flavored coffees, Hemingway or Richard Strauss. Acutely aware of binocular vision, at the age of seven he undertook a program of eye exercises to strengthen the facility. At eleven, meditating on numbers, he succeeded in visualizing 23 distinct points. While a teenager, Otis blindfolded himself, seeing not a photon for nine days. Shortly thereafter he began making movies.
Bwong Bwong
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Drilled Letter Color Cone
(Director)
On Your Own
(Director)
Ein Baum fur die Engelmanner
(Director)
Triptych
(Director)
Mount Sopris and the Cattle Creek Anticline
(Director)
No Art of Memory
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Bagatelle
(Director)
Upper Blue Lake
(Director)
Ash and Apple
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Jacobs' Ladder
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Vervielfältigung
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Easter Blues
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Deposit of Faith
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Calypso's Cloak
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Hexes
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From the Family of Eggs
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Toroidal Forest
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Rot Ligh
(Director)
Gridrose
(Director)
(the daily compromise of) My Enmeshment
(Director)
We and I
(Director)
Common Knowledge
(Director)
Englewood Cottonwood
(Director)
Observations in Natural Philosophy
(Director)
Family Dinners
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O Places! O Trees!
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The Last Bite
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