Heather Foster

When a writer cuts a creepy creature from her novel and turns down a would-be suitor, she finds her editing choices have dire consequences.

Shot on 16mm in 1991, just a year before Wright’s death, Low Tide is a gorgeously textured, newly restored film-essay documenting a short walk in coastal South Carolina. Low Tide exemplifies Wright’s approach to filmmaking and his interest in memory, the natural world, and the ways humanity encroaches upon them both.

When a writer cuts a creepy creature from her novel and turns down a would-be suitor, she finds her editing choices have dire consequences.

When a writer cuts a creepy creature from her novel and turns down a would-be suitor, she finds her editing choices have dire consequences.