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    New Music, New Stories From Century-Old Celluloid

    Watch an excerpt from The Unchanging Sea, the latest commingling of filmmaker Bill Morrison's decaying reels of silent film and Michael Gordon's undulating music.
    by Tom Huizenga Aug 20, 2018 1 minute
    A still from <em>The Unchanging Sea</em>.

    When crumbling reels of century-old silent film are paired with brand new music something magical and dreamlike can happen. The latest collaboration between filmmaker Bill Morrison and composer , , creates a

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