Anderson directed and starred in 'Home of the Brave,' a concert film based on her performance piece of the same name. The film captured the visual and sonic richness of her live performances.

Anderson continued to create multimedia installations and exhibitions for museums and galleries around the world. These works often incorporated video, sound, and interactive elements.

Anderson was named the first artist-in-residence at NASA, a unique opportunity that allowed her to explore themes of space exploration, technology, and the human condition in new and profound ways.

Anderson continued to work in film and video, creating short films, documentaries, and visual accompaniments for her performances. She explored diverse subjects, from the Iraq War to the experiences of artists.

Anderson directed 'Heart of a Dog,' a deeply personal and poetic film essay that explored themes of love, loss, memory, and the nature of reality. The film received widespread critical acclaim and further cemented her reputation as a visionary filmmaker.