Michael Langan

A guy hires a shaman to fix his broken life.

In order to reach spiritual enlightenment, one sweater-vested young man must face a dancing Oldsmobile, endure a boozy encounter with God on a frozen tundra, and brush his teeth, comb his hair, floss, Q-Tip, lather and shave simultaneously. "Doxology" combines groundbreaking stop-motion animation techniques and unusual storytelling with the time-honored quest for spiritual awakening.

Documents the parallel goals of man and nature, through the most primitive and sophisticated means, to simply stay in the light.

In the beginning... God embarked on a quest... for breakfast. An apparently very true story of how the universe was created.

A prickly sensory playground tempts one daring young finger to embark on a spiritual journey. I want to touch it. Should we touch it? Yes! NO. Nononono. YESSSSSSSS...

A chorus of women are borne from the movements of a single dancer in this dreamlike "pas de trente-deux."

A moving portrait of the bustle and permanence of a city, "Dahlia" juxtaposes the stable forms and patterns of life with the frenetic behavior of humanity, set to a driving score of vocal percussion.. Dahlia is the result of a controlled chaotic filmmaking approach created by artist Michael Langan.

A simply animated line on the singer's face, projected from a motorized turntable, is choreographed in an attempt to define emptiness by it's edges.