A Conversation with Lynne Sachs / Hammer to Nail
Jonathan Marlow interviews Lynne Sachs about Every Contact Leaves a Trace
Jonathan Marlow interviews Lynne Sachs about Every Contact Leaves a Trace
Programs surveying fifty plus years of filmmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute that will be held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art on January 25, 2026.
This program will excavate and celebrate the invisible organizing labor, often done by women, that makes independent film and video production possible.
Hammer to Nail’s best films of 2025.
On Friday, February 13th, The Film-Makers’ Cooperative will celebrate 65 years at Judson Memorial Church and honor Nan Goldin, Joan Jonas, Lynne Sachs, MM Serra, John Waters, and the Jack Smith Archive at Gladstone Gallery.
Doc Talk interviews Lynne Sachs about Every Contact Leaves a Trace.
Lynne teaches a film/performance class at Hunter College.
New York Public Library Reserve Film Collection ask Lynne and Mark to speak about their archive.
Cinemagazine reviews Every Contact Leaves a Trace.
Online Screening Films for FreedomPresented by The Film-Makers’ Cooperative and Canyon CinemaNov 21, 12:00 pmhttps://film-makerscoop.com/screenings/films-for-freedom-presented-by-the-film-makers-cooperative-ahttps://connects.canyoncinema.com/projects/films-for-freedom/ The Film-Makers’ Cooperative and Canyon Cinema joined forces in 2025 to support Fall of Freedom, an urgent nationwide arts movement united in defiance of the rise of authoritarianism. We sent out a call for 10-second films. Over 100 artists sent […]