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Lost & Found produces non-fiction film and video projects.

We’re interested in finding new ways to engage audiences and give voice to untold stories.Lost & Found is based in New York City.lostfoundfilms.comtwitter.com/lostfoundfilms

13/04/2026

Heading down to Shenandoah University for a screening of In Transit. Join us this Thursday, April 16 – 7pm. Director and casting director with be there for a post-screening Q&A

27/03/2020

We made In Transit avail to stream for free! The feature doc we made with great friends Lynn True, Nelson Walker, and the great Al Maysles, features the stories of the people on board Amtrak’s Empire Builder, running from Chicago to the Pacific NW. It’s a film about how people can connect with one another, and given our present troubles, we hope it can serve as a reminder that we’re all in this together. Link in bio!

14/01/2020

Hey all - please check our new digital series, American Nomads, that we produced with ITVS, exploring the growing world of van dwelling across the United States.
https://www.facebook.com/independentlens/

as well as Youtube: https://youtu.be/BPDPSL9PlDU

and more info about the series can be seen here:
http://www.pbs.org/independentlens/films/american-nomads/

04/02/2019

Hey friends - we just finished a new short doc we're excited about - Scooter Tramp Scotty is a portrait of Scotty Kerekes, a 50-something biker whose home has been his bike for the last 23 years. And he wouldn't have it any other way.

Hope you check it out!

Scooter Tramp Scotty is a portrait of Scotty Kerekes, a 50-something biker/writer who's been on the road for 23 years, moving from place to place, sleeping…

19/09/2018

Shootn’ stuff

28/07/2018

On location in Montserrat, a total gem of a place. Proudest moment- receiving multiple compliments on our wrong-side of the road driving skills. @ Montserrat

06/08/2017

Georgian Fam

01/07/2017

On location with the one and only Scooter Tramp Scotty, for an upcoming project

29/06/2017

Here's hoping the House of Thani are regular NPR listeners.

23/06/2017

NYTimes critic's pick this week. "there are shades of Jack Kerouac and Studs Terkel in its chronicler’s ambitions, and echoes of John Ford in its portrayal of how Americans form communities."

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