Theatrically released in 1991, after premieres at the Berlin and Toronto Film Festivals, Resident Alien, which he wrote, produced and directed, is a comic portrait of the last, tattered days of New York's bohemian underground.

It was rereleased in 2005 on DVD in the US in an edition with a later, twinned film Losing The Thread, a documentary about Lorenzo Pezzatini, an italian artist based in Florence, Italy.

[3] Starring David Suchet, Sunday is a dark romantic comedy about the travails of an unemployed IBM employee among the homeless in Queens and his fairy tale one day love affair with an ageing actress.

His fourth feature film, Mondovino (2004), which he produced, directed, shot and edited, is a documentary set in the real world of wine.

A 10 part series derived from the feature, which he also directed and produced, was given a gala premiere at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and released by Diaphana on DVD in France in 2006.