Retrospective – “Lynne Sachs: Between Thought and Expression” curated by Edo Choi, Asst. Curator, Museum of the Moving Image
This five-part retrospective offers a career-ranging survey of Sachs’s work.
February 18, 2021
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February 17, 2021
Film Fatales: Stranger Than Fiction – A Panel Discussion
Join us on Friday February 19th at 2pm PT for an intimate conversation about personal storytelling in the documentary space with Film Fatales members Elan Bogarín (306 Hollywood), Lynne Sachs (Film About a Father Who) and Tiffany Hsiung (Sing Me A Lullaby). Moderated by Film Fatales member Judith Helfand (Love & Stuff).
February 17, 2021
“Film About a Father Who” at The Cinematheque (Vancouver)
“Throughout this candid, bravely public act of introspection, Sachs expresses conflicted empathy for the aging patriarch.”
February 17, 2021
“In Their Own League ” Reviews “Film About a Father Who”
“‘Film About a Father Who’ shows a man who had many lives…”
February 16, 2021
Indie Memphis – Movie Club Q&A: Film About a Father Who
“Join director Lynne Sachs in conversation with filmmaker and long-time friend, Iddo Patt, as they explore the deep Memphis roots of her recent documentary, Film About a Father Who.”
February 15, 2021
“A Month of Single Frames” at Rosendale Theatre Screening & Exhibition of Schneemann and Hammer
The Rosendale Theatre is excited to offer the program Women in Experiment: Carolee Schneemann and Barbara Hammer from March 12-14. March is Women’s History Month in the U.S., and International Women’s Day is observed across the planet on March 8.
February 12, 2021
Austin Chronicle Reviews “Film About a Father Who”
“Sachs makes the audience aware that even in tenderness there is pain.”
February 12, 2021
“Girl is Presence” to screen at 2021 Oberhausen Film Festival
40 films from 30 countries have been selected for Oberhausen’s first International Online Competition, more than half of them made by women.
February 11, 2021
Stephen Vitiello: Soundtracks for Lynne Sachs (Volume 1)
This first volume of soundtracks works are from two films – “Film About A Father Who” and “Tip of My Tongue”
February 11, 2021
KQED: Now Playing! – Lynne Sachs at the Roxie
“Sachs’s films are, generally, intentionally unpolished, willfully undercutting the popular presumption that the job of documentaries is to provide answers.”
