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Covered TracksA documentary film Covered Tracks is an exploration of life and death in the Freedom Tunnel, a three-mile-long tunnel underneath Riverside Park in Manhattan, which was built by Robert Moses. The film hurtles down an active train line, past decades-old graffiti and the ruins of an abandoned homeless city. Covered Tracks was filmed underground over the course of one year. It has screened at numerous film festivals, including at Rooftop Films in 2007, 2008 and 2010. In 2008, it was screened at Slamdance, Fantasia, the Boston Underground Film Festival, the San Francisco Independent Film Festival, and at the Black Maria Film Festival, where it won a Director’s Choice Award. |
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