Lastly, Graham produced a number of video documentaries, such as "Rock My Religion" from (1983–84) and "Minor Threat" (1983). "Rock My Religion" (1984) explores rock music as an art form and draws a parallel between it and the development of the Shaker religion in America. He observes the changes in beliefs and superstitions in the Shaker religion since the 18th century, and relates them to the development of rock culture. The film has been distributed widely, and has included screenings at both institutional and counter-cultural venues across Europe and the US, including Lisson Gallery, Auto Italia South East, Whitney Museum of American Art and Château de Montsoreau-Museum of Contemporary Art. "Minor Threat" documents the youth culture surrounding the band of the same name. In it, Graham analyses the social implications of this subculture, treating it "as a tribal rite, a catalyst for the violence and frustration of its predominantly male, teenage audience."