of paintings as well as the new career path of his son Ed Victori who has taken on the management of his entire oeuvre. The film was directed and produced by Michael Melamedoff, and takes place in early 2012. The film was recently released for on-line distribution and premiered in New York City at Anthology Film Archives in April 2015. The film follows 25-year-old risk management analyst Ed Victori leaves his job in finance to start managing the art career of his father, Victor Victori. A career portrait painter who has made his living in American malls, Korean born Victor is determined to share 'Multiplism,' a form of post-modern art he claims is wholly original. As Ed begins to prep his father's work for exposition he discovers that the insular culture of family is separate from the exclusive culture of the art world. Examiner.com says of the film "4 Stars. This is a must for all art lovers", while The Boston Globe reports "Exploring the fine line between kitsch and genius, Melamedoff's dead pan doc outmocks some of the best of Christopher Guest. The Film "VICTORI: THE TRUTH JUST CAN'T BE ONE THING" has a public trailer on www.victorimovie.com and is the full film is available on Amazon Prime, Amazon and iTunes. Present Victori continues working, building, and creating, perhaps at a quicker pace than ever. He currently works out of two private studios located in northern New Jersey where he focuses on expanding his anthology of paintings, murals, and sculpture of varying scale. He is father to five grown sons and lives with his wife, Maria. Most recently, Victori has been creating expansive paintings on large wooden panels and on large scrolls of burlap which he stitches together. A usual and primary focus of his most recent work is the extent of the universe and all the cosmic forces at play beyond man's understanding. These paintings, which often must be assembled from multiple panels, convey a sense of solitude of and infinitely small presence of man within something more vast than we can ever truly know. The new works range in size but tower up to 18 feet in height and over 20 feet in length. References External links Victori: The Truth Just Can't Be One Thing, 2012, Post-production Victori, Sep 11 Commemorative Painting, 2013 Northjersey.com: "Rutherford artist's seventh statue, 'God and I' taking colossal shape" South Korean sculptors