Melding the seemingly disparate traditions of apocalyptic live-action graphic novel and charming Victoria-era toy theater, this feature film is a subversive, darkly satirical update of the original 14th century literary classic. Retold with hand-drawn paper puppets and sets, and without the use of any CGI effects, this unusual travelogue takes viewers on a tour of hell. "Dante's Inferno"​ won six awards while screening at over 27 film festivals worldwide. Sean Meredith won the award for Best Director (Features) at the 2007 Silver Lake Film Festival.Acquired by MoMA Film Archive in 2014.Festivals and Screenings:Slamdance Film Festival, 2007Santa Barbara International Film Festival, 2007San Francisco Indie Fest, 2007 - Winner: Staff Award for Best Feature FilmBoston Underground Film Festival, 2007 --- Winner: Spirit of Underground AwardPhiladelphia Film Festival, 2007Calgary Underground Film Festival, 2007Atlanta Film Festival,2007Maryland Film Festival, 2007Silver Lake Film Festival, 2007 --- Winner: Best Director, Narrative FeaturesWinnipeg International Film Festival 2007Seattle True Independent Film Festival - NightsEugene International Film Festival 2007 --- Winner: Most Unique FilmLausanne Underground Film & Music Festival 2007, Switzerland --- Winner: Best Feature FilmBendFilm Festival 2007New Hampshire Film Festival, 2007Shoot Me Film Fest 2007, The Hague, NetherlandsCenter for Puppetry Arts, Atlanta, GeorgiaThe Horse Hospital, London, UKUniversity Art Museum, Long Beach, Calif.Amsterdam Fantastic Film Festival 2008Margate Rocks 2008, Margate, UKGreat Small Works, 8th Toy Theater Festival, 2008, dumbo, Brooklyn, NY'REDCAT Theater at Disney Hall, 2008, Los Angeles, CA"Pagine Nascoste" at Festivaletteratura, 2008, Montova, ItalyFarmlab Salons, Los Angeles, CA, 2009San Jose Museum of Art, 2010, San Jose, CaliforniaMoMA, New York, 2012Getty Museum, Los Angeles, 2012BAM Cinematek, Brooklyn Academy of Music, 2012

Operated and ran the sales of thousands of ceramic works and major pieces of American history (one example of many being the original Brown Derby sign from the first restaurant).

After premiering at the Slamdance Film Festival it travelled to over twenty film festivals.Festivals and screenings:Laguna Art Museum, Laguna Beach, CA - May 2004San Francisco Independent Film Festival - February 2004International Film Festival Rotterdam - January 2004Vermont International Film Festival, Burlington, VT - October 2003MicroCineFest, Baltimore, MD - October 2003Mill Valley Film Festival, Mill Valley, CA - October 2003Dahlonega Film Festival, Dahlonega, GA - June 2003Dead Center Film Festival, Oklahoma City, OK - June 2003Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, CA (American CInemateque's Alternative Screen) - June 2003Santa Cruz Film Festival, Santa Cruz, CA - May 2003Newport Beach Film Festival, Newport Beach, CA - April 2003Ashland Film Festival, Ashland, OR - April 2003Commonwealth Club, San Francisco - March 2003Sedona International Film Festival, Sedona, AZ - February 2003Slamdance Film Festival, Park City, UT - January 2003Festival of Festivals, Palm Springs, CA (Best Digital Film) - November 2002Track 16 Gallery, Santa Monica, CA - September 2002

Premiered at the 1st Silver Lake Film Festival. Performances by: X (with Donita Sparks), The Weirdos (with Josh Freese), Devo, The Go Gos, T.S.O.L., The Urinals, The Adolescents, The Crowd, Rik L. Rik, The Plugz, The Human Hands (with Rob Zabrecky), and The Flesh Eaters.Also with Ann Magnuson, Exene Cervenka, Rodney Bingenheimer, Paul Reubens, Trudie, Tiger Bela, Matt Freeman, Juan Gomez, Greg Hetson, Hellin Killer, Jim Lindbergh, Dave Quakenbush, Dave Reece, Mike Rouse, and Stormy Shepherd.