Directing
Aniello De Angelis is an avid film and pro-wrestling lover.
Following a recent trauma, a man decides to pursue an alternative form of therapy in hopes of bettering himself.
The faded and fragmented memories of a relationship that's perpetually under sedation.
An up-and-coming television actor relapses and holes themselves up in their Brooklyn apartment as they encounter a revolving door of characters.
A short experimental doc on a local bar dweller and a seemingly endless night of characters.
Three men trapped in an infinite time loop destined to repeat themselves until they get it right.
A non-linear portrait of healing.
Ascent, for Eli.
A new love, new home, new life.
The second cycle of a new life.
A dialogue between the body and the spirit.
A study on duration within wrestling and the ways it reflects cinema.
From 1995 to 2005, Mike Awesome and Masato Tanaka waged war across the globe in one of professional wrestling's greatest rivalries. AWESOME BOMB incorporates Tanaka and Awesome's twelve singles matches from FMW and ECW in an effort to study their movement over time, culminating in a balletic and violent ghost film in which the participants dance around, into, and through one another. A perpetual gladiatorial battle trapped within time; the warriors desperate to break free.
The energy, sensations, and signature colors of 1990s All Japan Pro Wrestling coalesce and explode within a vibrating, flickering, memory-like time capsule of the first ever Triple Crown victories of the Four Pillars of Heaven: Mitsuharu Misawa (green), Toshiaki Kawada (yellow), Akira Taue (red), & Kenta Kobashi (orange).