“A Month of Single Frames” Now Available Internationally on MUBI
SHOWING AS PART OF WAYS OF SEEING WITH BARBARA HAMMER
March 10, 2021
CURRENT
March 9, 2021
Punto de Vista announces the invited filmmakers for the program “The letters that were not also are
“Beatrice Gibson, Nicolás Pereda, Deborah Stratman, Lynne Sachs, Raya Martin, Jessica Sarah Rinland, Alejo Moguillansky and Diana Toucedo make this collection of eight short films that find a new dimension when shown together and that will premiere at the closing of the festival.”
March 9, 2021
Film Dienst: “A Month of Single Frames”
The collaboration reflects a shared experience in a singular way that represents women’s friendship as well as a lively form of estate work: “One has seldom seen a tale of loneliness and nature more turned towards the world.”
March 8, 2021
Culture Club: Watching A MONTH OF SINGLE FRAMES by Lynne Sachs and VEVER by Deborah Stratman
“The attempt of recounting an experience of solitude through connection reiterates Lynne Sachs’ strategy of making a film with and for Barbara Hammer, repurposing the artist’s unused footage.”
March 4, 2021
“Investigation of a Flame” Streaming with MoMA March 4 – 9
“20 years later in a new era of discontent—Investigation of a Flame is as powerful as ever, a call to action in the face of turmoil and injustice.”
March 4, 2021
STEPHEN VITIELLO: SOUNDTRACKS FOR LYNNE SACHS (VOLUME 2)
Including soundtracks from “Your Day Is My Night,” “The Washing Society,” and “Tip of my Tongue.”
March 4, 2021
National Gallery of Art Hosts “Family Constructs: New Films by Lynne Sachs” Online through March 9
“…her rigorous explorations in sound and image investigate ideas of family, mythology, portraiture, political resistance, feminism, war, and the quotidian.”
March 3, 2021
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston: “Film About a Father Who” Review
“For filmmaker Lynne Sachs, the action of reflecting, recording, and editing a film about her family produces a pretty crazy personal narrative: the new documentary feature Film About a Father Who.”
February 24, 2021
Walker Art Museum to Screen Sachs & Minh-ha Program
Screening online April 20- May 4!
February 24, 2021
Cineaste: “Film About a Father Who”
“He never stands still, and neither does the film, resulting in a work as mercurial and fugitive as life itself, resistant to harmonious closure.”
