My Eye Your Eye

Directed by an unnamed filmmaker, My Eye Your Eye showcases Robert Lax in a deeply introspective setting. The film features only Lax's head and right hand, as he holds a staff while wearing a navy blue knit hat. The minimal movement, primarily in his eyes and slight head shifts, creates a profound sense of stillness and awareness.

Filmed in Patmos, this piece gives viewers a unique opportunity to engage with Lax's essence. His downcast gaze and the serene atmosphere draw the audience into an experience of quiet reflection. The film has been described as akin to being in the presence of holiness, with those who met Lax considering it a significant moment in their lives. My Eye Your Eye stands as a poignant exploration of Lax's character and spirit during his final days in Greece.