(Commissioned) Portrait of Las Vegas

This documentary presents a unique perspective on Las Vegas, showcasing its dualities through a mix of visual storytelling and informal interviews. Sam Green captures the city's history and its impact on visitors and locals alike, portraying it as both fascinating and disturbing. The film includes archival images from the 1950s and 60s, providing a historical context that enhances the viewer's understanding of Las Vegas.

Running for just 15 minutes, this work is concise yet packed with thought-provoking content. It challenges viewers to reconsider their own reactions to the city, making it a reflective piece on the nature of urban experience. It stands as a testament to the complexity of Las Vegas, a city that elicits strong emotions and responses from those who encounter it.