

Tahlequah
Dominique Knowles reflects on themes of connection and isolation at a black lake, using imagery and poetry to explore the unseen forces shaping existence.
Synopsis
Dominique Knowles reflects on themes of connection and isolation at a black lake, using imagery and poetry to explore the unseen forces shaping existence.
Synopsis
At the edge of a black lake, Dominique Knowles reflects on the silence surrounding him. The moon hangs above, seemingly weightless. Knowles's words evoke a sense of sinking into the unknown. The 12-minute documentary, released in 2020, captures this moment and the emotions tied to it. Through imagery and poetry, it invites contemplation of existence and the unseen forces that shape our lives. The film presents a unique perspective on connection and isolation.
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