"Covered Tracks" in Festivals Now



Covered Tracks is an experimental documentary film inspired by my photography of industrial New York. It explores Manhattan's Freedom Tunnel, a 50-block-long train tunnel running underneath Riverside Park. This tunnel was once a homeless city and is now an active Amtrak line.

Covered Tracks
was directed by Nathan Kensinger and produced by Nathan Kensinger and Meghan O'Hara. The photographer Nate Dorr was an associate producer of the film. Covered Tracks has screened at numerous festivals around North America, including Slamdance, The Boston Underground, the San Francisco Independent Film Festival, Rooftop Films, and the Black Maria film festival, where it won a Directors Award.

For more information on Covered Tracks, visit the films myspace page.

The following photographs were taken in the Freedom Tunnel:












2 comments:

diverter valve said...

these pictures are really nice. although they kinda look creepy but still they's good!

MAV said...

Is the film showing any where?