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Art House Recommendation | ‘U Shoot Videos?’

Art House Extra

January 24, 2020  |  John G. McGrath  |  1 min read

Flatland’s latest Art House recommendation has a distinctly Kansas City tie.

Written and directed by Morgan Cooper, “U Shoot Videos?” explores a day in the life of Moji, a Kansas City-based filmmaker who makes low budget music videos. Our Blake Miller is happy to elaborate on this short, 43-minute film in the attached video.

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