Emily Hubley: Pigeon (And More) Within

Films:

Pigeon Within (2000, 4 minutes) A young woman has an encounter with her guardian angel (Or was it?)

One Self: Fish/Girl (1997, 10 minutes) One girl's diary entries depict: an early belief system, first friendships and a debate with her "inner fish."

Delivery Man (1982, 8 minutes) A girl's dreams about her doctor, her mother, who survived surgery and her father, who didn't.

The Tower (1984, 11minutes) A subject enters the realm of a tower, who victimizes and controls him.

Enough (1993, 5 minutes) A person finds a magical fish, wishes for "it all" and learns when enough is enough.

Blake Ball (1988, 16 minutes) The work of William Blake is explored using baseball as a metaphor.

Her Grandmother's Gift (1995, 5 minutes) A grandmother discusses myths and attitudes toward menstruation.