No Time To Look Back

In No Time To Look Back, the Ross Brothers rephotograph locations used in David Byrne's True Stories, highlighting the passage of time and changes in the landscape. The film is 12 minutes long and serves as an homage rather than a sociological study, exploring the connection between past and present.

The documentary features a snippet from an interview with Byrne conducted during the original film's release, adding a layer of context to the visual journey. This creates a unique link between the two films, inviting viewers to reflect on how both the environment and the narrative have evolved over time. It appeals to those interested in the intersection of film history and documentary filmmaking.