A flashing crosswalk man spies a mysterious package left on the street and is lured into an evening of drinking, debauchery and danger.

Gina Kamentsky is an artist who creates kinetic sculptures in the somewhat chaotic and messy real world and animated films for the screen where gravity is a bit less of a concern. Ms Kamentsky produced her first animated film when she was twelve using a hand cranked Bell and Howell 8 mm camera and drawing on recycled computer paper.

Currently she is directing a series of animated films for children as a partner in the company Sweet Blackberry with actress Karyn Parsons. Their first release “The Journey of Henry Box Brown” featuring narration by Alfre Woodard was recently selected for a Parents’ Choice Award by the Parents’ Choice Foundation.