Lou Reed and John Cale created an album that pays homage, eulogizes, and reflects on their relationship with their mentor Andy Warhol three years after he died in 1987—it was their first collaboration in over two decades. The result was the album “Songs for Drella”, which was inspired by Warhol’s personal diaries. This beautifully minimalist film made in 1990 records the first on stage reunion of former bandmates Lou Reed and John Cale, co-founders of the immortal 1960s band the Velvet Underground, as they perform, without an audience, their “Songs for Drella” album at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. The director Ed Lachman was present at Curtas 2012, as a jury member.