Reynold Reynolds is an experimental filmmaker who studied under Stan Brakhage at the University of Colorado, Boulder. His films typically deal with issues of transformation and decay and how the emotional inner self effects the physical world.
Learn more about this filmmaker at his official website and watch samples of his work on Vimeo.
Six Easy Pieces (2010)
Secret Machine (2009)
Secret Life (2008)
Six Apartments (2007)
Sugar (2005) (with Patrick Jolley and Samara Golden)
Burn (2002) (with Patrick Jolley)
The Drowning Room (2000) (with Patrick Jolley)
Seven Days Til Sunday (1998)
In 1997, the Chicago Underground Film Festival held its fourth annual edition and published a four-page pull-out section in the Chicago-based political magazine Lumpen.
The 22nd annual Chicago Underground Film Festival presents devastating celluloid provocations on May 13-17 by Jaimz Asmundson, Spencer Parsons, Zachary Epcar and more.
The 51st annual Ann Arbor Film Festival features films by Kevin Jerome Everson, Lynne Sachs, Kent Lambert, Jodie Mack, Jack Smith and tons more.
The Chicago Underground Film Festival celebrates it’s unbelievable 20th anniversary with new films by Jon Moritsugu and Drew Tobia; and classic work by Usama Alshaibi, Matt McCormick and more.
The 19th annual Chicago Underground Film Festival awarded Jesse McLean’s Remote the coveted Made in Chicago Award while Ben Russell’s River Rites won for Best Documentary Short; and more winners.
The 19th annual Chicago Underground Film Festival includes feature-length experiments by Robert Todd and Soda_Jerk, plus work by Reynold Reynolds, Bryan Boyce, Sabine Gruffat, Ben Rivers and more.
In their amazing short film The Drowning Room, Reynold Reynolds and Patrick Jolley film scenes of domestic mundanity in a house filled with water.
The world is decaying all around the subjects of Reynold Reynolds’ gloriously shot and composed short film Six Apartments.
The 9th annual Lausanne Underground Film Festival is screening outrageous films by Thorsten Fleisch, Bill Plympton and more.
Oct. 11: Seven short films from the Ann Arbor Film Festival, the longest running indie film festival in the United States.
