Bonnie Bell

Weekend Project 2

A transgender filmmaker comes out to her mother through cleaning laundry together.

A prideful young man meets his reckoning in the form of two hungry strangers.

A frog tries to live a normal human life, working in a dead-end job as his marriage starts crumbling.

A two-part process film, focusing on the women who run a local frame shop and the film crew who decided to shoot their work.

An open letter to a friend who passed away while I was at college. Composed of archival footage from the works of Len Lye, Jean Epstein, Nevil Maskelyne, Chuck Jones, and many others.

A woman tries desperately to get warm.

A "microfilm" of a night-time dog walk around the local library.

A transgender filmmaker comes out to her mother through cleaning laundry together.

A transgender filmmaker comes out to her mother through cleaning laundry together.

A "Pseudo City Symphony" of Detroit -- snapshots of an evening walk with friends as the sun sets.

A prideful young man meets his reckoning in the form of two hungry strangers.

A prideful young man meets his reckoning in the form of two hungry strangers.

A frog tries to live a normal human life, working in a dead-end job as his marriage starts crumbling.

A frog tries to live a normal human life, working in a dead-end job as his marriage starts crumbling.

A "Pseudo City Symphony" of Detroit -- the camera glides through downtown, contemplates the Eastern Market, and gazes across the riverwalk.

A "microfilm" about antiquing and swimming in northern Michigan.

A frustrated portrait artist attempts a 90 second study of a sleepy model.

An experimental self-reflection of a filmmaker graduating film school, featuring Raggedy Ann

A two-part process film, focusing on the women who run a local frame shop and the film crew who decided to shoot their work.

An open letter to a friend who passed away while I was at college. Composed of archival footage from the works of Len Lye, Jean Epstein, Nevil Maskelyne, Chuck Jones, and many others.

An open letter to a friend who passed away while I was at college. Composed of archival footage from the works of Len Lye, Jean Epstein, Nevil Maskelyne, Chuck Jones, and many others.