William George-Louis

Joe attends a party in Brooklyn. His friend is running late, and he doesn’t know anybody there.

Samantha desperately wants to get laid, but is finding it to be difficult for some reason.

A lonely over-thinker conceives a meticulous plan to tidy his affairs over the course of three days so that he can end his life.

A battle of wits between NYC cinephiles.

Turkey, swiss, black olive, banana pepper, red onion with balsamic vinaigrette on a hero. No lettuce. No tomato. No mayo.

A filmmaker examines the audition process while casting his new feature film.

Joe attends a party in Brooklyn. His friend is running late, and he doesn’t know anybody there.

Joe attends a party in Brooklyn. His friend is running late, and he doesn’t know anybody there.

Joe attends a party in Brooklyn. His friend is running late, and he doesn’t know anybody there.

Samantha desperately wants to get laid, but is finding it to be difficult for some reason.

A battle of wits between NYC cinephiles.

A battle of wits between NYC cinephiles.

A battle of wits between NYC cinephiles.

A filmmaker examines the audition process while casting his new feature film.

A filmmaker examines the audition process while casting his new feature film.

data_tsunami lives on an island inhabited by other animals and must perform a series of daily tasks to maintain his fruitful lifestyle.

data_tsunami lives on an island inhabited by other animals and must perform a series of daily tasks to maintain his fruitful lifestyle.

data_tsunami lives on an island inhabited by other animals and must perform a series of daily tasks to maintain his fruitful lifestyle.

A low-res, high-vibe document of cinephilia in motion. Three friends set out across NYC on January 11, the date Conner O'Malley and Danny Scharar’s 2024 film Rap World takes place, to celebrate its screening and the shared delirium of filmgoing as lifestyle. Shot on camcorder and steeped in homage, the film blurs diary, homage, and fan tribute with cameos from James N. Kienitz Wilkins and Conner O'Malley. Cinephilia as community, ritual, and handheld devotion.