
Travis Wilkerson
Director
Travis Wilkerson (born in 1969; Denver) is an American documentary film director, screenwriter, producer and performance artist. Named the "political conscience of 21st century American independent cinema," by Sight & Sound magazine, Wilkerson is heavily influenced by the Third Cinema movement, and known for films that combine "maximalist aesthetics and radical politics." This is owed, in part, to his meeting Cuban filmmaker Santiago Álvarez. Following the meeting, Wilkerson made the feature documentary Accelerated Under-Development about that meeting, and he was heavily involved in the rediscovery of Alvarez's films.
Born1969-01-01
Place of BirthDenver, Colorado, USA
Known For

Nuclear Family
Documentary

7.0
An Injury to One
Documentary

Fragments of Dissolution
Documentary
Disaffection Image
Documentary

Superior Elegy
Documentary
Proving Ground
Documentary

7.0
Full Metal Kuleshov Effect
Documentary

Pluto Declaration
Documentary

6.0
Who Killed Cock Robin?
Drama

6.2
Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?
Documentary

National Archive V.1
Documentary

5.3
Far from Afghanistan
DocumentaryWar

For the 150th Anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre

Los Angeles Red Squad: The Communist Situation in California
Documentary

6.0
Through the Graves the Wind Is Blowing
DramaDocumentary

For Michael Brown
Documentary

Sand Creek Equation
Documentary

7.0
Distinguished Flying Cross
Documentary

A Brief History of the Obliteration of Hope
Documentary

5.8
Machine Gun or Typewriter?
Documentary
2.0
The Fuckee's Hymn
Documentary

5.0
Accelerated Under-Development: In the Idiom of Santiago Alvarez
Documentary