Preen

Preen is Todd Verow’s debut feature, shot with a PXL Fisher Price video camera, known for its distinct black and white, high-contrast, pixelated quality. The film captures a vibrant group of San Francisco's 20-something creatives, including models and musicians, as they navigate life in a unique cultural moment.

This film emerged as a reaction to Verow's experience on MTV’s Real World, aiming to present a more authentic portrayal of its subjects. The raw visual style and its focus on the underground art scene make it a notable piece for anyone interested in independent cinema from the 1990s. As a long-lost film, Preen holds a particular interest for collectors and enthusiasts of early experimental filmmaking.