When an immigrant taxi driver in upstate New York takes an undocumented couple to the Canadian border, they find themselves at odds in the shared pursuit of a better life.

Three women over 65 defend their right to feel alive and to enjoy pleasure and desire.

The world in which we live forces us to be consumed with our status in society. This ongoing pressure can be found in social media, the clothes we wear, the places we dine, and the cars we drive. As we go about our daily lives, we often strive to be who the world says we should be. We do this because validation is what we all seek. This futile pursuit ultimately leaves us questioning our value and worth. Instead of showing gratitude for the life we have, we often treat ourselves as an old car in search of something new. Just like a used car salesman, we repeatedly ask ourselves what are we worth?.

Can music overcome borders and walls and bring people together? Prophets of Change tracks musicians, both Israeli and Palestinian, through their unique journeys and commitment to inspire change.

Commissioned by The Museum of Modern Art on the occasion of Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces (October 9, 2022-February 18, 2023).

On a cold winter night, a snow storm rages outside the window. While the window is open and slowly twirls the curtains of the room, a young woman is laying in bed and with a glassy gaze seems to look into nothingness, lost in her thoughts, more and more convinced of what she is about to do. When she regains control of her body, she gets up and goes to the window. In the seconds before her fall, a vision of her in a dream becomes real: the woman relives the encounter with her inner demon, the personification of that suffering that is causing her to commit suicide.