Flutes for Sleeping

Tony Gerber is an Emmy and PGA award-winning filmmaker renowned for his compelling and visually striking documentaries. As the co-founder of Market Road Films, an independent production company based in New York, Gerber has written, directed, and produced over a dozen documentaries for National Geographic, often venturing into some of the world's most remote and dangerous regions. His work includes the critically acclaimed "Kingdom of the White Wolf," a three-part series filmed in the Canadian High Arctic, and "Jane," a biographical documentary about primatologist Jane Goodall. Gerber's collaborations extend beyond documentary filmmaking; he has worked with notable artists such as Matthew Barney, Allora & Calzadilla, and Ann-Sofi Sidén. His diverse body of work reflects a commitment to evocative storytelling and a passion for bringing untold stories to life.