The Windmill Movie

Year: 2008

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: English

Director: Alexander Olch

Documentary

Filmmaker Richard P. Rogers spent years trying to document his life, but died in 2001 leaving it unfinished. His widow, photographer Susan Meiselas, asked student Alexander Olch to assemble the fragments. Beginning in Wainscott, it blends Rogers’ footage with memories of a demanding mother and features Wallace Shawn probing documentary versus fiction and the tragedy.

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