Image Forum Presents “Feminist Queer Movie Month: Barbara Hammer”
Lynne Sachs, Mark Street, and Deborah Stratman’s collaborations with Barbara Hammer screen in Japan
2021
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2021
In Their Own League – Interview with Lynne Sachs
Lynne Sachs dives into recent projects in this interview with Joan Amenn
2021
Barbara Hammer Commemorated with Barbara Hammer Feminist Film Award
An award for a work that best conveys Hammer’s passion for celebrating and examining the experiences of women.
2021
4 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT BARBARA HAMMER
“A Month Of Single Frames (to be discovered now on MUBI), a sensory short film which links creativity to the feeling of loneliness and to the intensity of the relationship with the elements – landscape, sky, sea, wind – in which Barbara Hammer will soon recast.”
2021
DCTV presents “Film About a Father Who” and a conversation between Kat Sachs & Lynne Sachs
“Film About a Father Who” is currently streaming at DCTV’s virtual cinema through April 22, 2021!
2021
Roxie Cinema: Lynne Sachs and Edo Choi in Conversation about “Film About a Father Who”
Accompanying the Roxie’s Bay Area premiere of “Film About a Father Who.”
2021
Filmwax TV Reunites “Tip of My Tongue” Cast in for Sachs’ MoMI Retrospective
Join filmmaker Lynne Sachs and some of the cast members of her 2017 non-fiction film “Tip of My Tongue”
2021
Film Rezensionen Reviews “A Month of Single Frames”
“…a question about why it even requires a trick to approach nature.”
2021
The living legacy of Barbara Hammer
The filmmakers were each asked to create a “collaborative” short with the assets, and three beautiful films have resulted: A Month of Single Frames, completed by Lynne Sachs; So Many Ideas Impossible to Do All, completed by Mark Street; and Vever (For Barbara), completed by Deborah Stratman.
2021
Lynne Sachs Awarded “Ground Glass Award” at Prismatic Ground
Prismatic Ground is a new film festival centered on experimental documentary. The inaugural edition of the festival, founded by Inney Prakash, will be hosted virtually in partnership with Maysles Documentary Center and Screen Slate.
