Lithuanian filmmaker Jonas Mekas and his brother Adolfas Mekas immigrated to the US in 1949, after escaping a forced-labor camp in Germany and spending time in refugee camps following the end of World War II. In New York, Jonas went on to found the crucial journal Film Culture in 1954, and he later founded Anthology Film Archives in 1970. In Lost, Lost, Lost, Mekas reflects on his arrival to New York City, where he settled in the Lithuanian neighborhood in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and his deepening involvement in the City’s scene of poets, artists, and filmmakers.