Spectre

A person has found a place they like and wants to share it with someone else. That simple intention is the starting point of this short documentary, in which the filmmaker turns the camera on himself and on the surroundings he has chosen to present to an audience. The film runs twenty-five minutes and stays close to that act of showing and telling, with the person on screen also serving as the guide to what is being shown.

James Allen McCune directed and wrote the film, and he is also its only credited cast member, appearing as himself. The documentary was made in the United States and was released on April 28, 2024. Running well under half an hour, it is a brief, self-contained piece rather than a broad survey, and it keeps its attention on a single person, a single place and the wish to pass that discovery on to someone else.