The Bay Area’s KQED reviews the SF Jewish Film Festival
“The remarkable Lynne Sachs continues her rewarding adventures in personal, poetic documentary with ‘Film About a Father Who.'”
December 10, 2020
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December 9, 2020
“A Month of Single Frames” at the London Short Film Festival
From intimate meditations on nature’s healing and drug-induced becoming, to radical deconstructions of cinema, language and architecture, this programme showcases film’s potential to both abstract and interpret a chaotic world.
December 9, 2020
Three Poems by Lynne Sachs published in A Portuguese-English Review of Contemporary Literature
Three video-poem collaborations by Lynne Sachs with Bernadette Mayer, Paolo Javier, and Laura Harrison.
December 3, 2020
Cinema Guild Acquires Lynne Sachs’ Slamdance Docu ‘Film About A Father Who’
The film is set to open at New York’s Museum of the Moving Image on January 15, 2021, alongside a retrospective of Sachs’ work. It will also be available in virtual cinemas across the country.
December 2, 2020
“Year by Year Poems” on Filmwax TV with Filmmaker & Poet Lynne Sachs –
A discussion between Adam Schartoff and Lynne Sachs.
November 30, 2020
“Film About a Father Who” – Q & A with Miriam Bale, artistic director of Indie Memphis Film Festival
The film opened the 2020 festival with an outdoor screening at Memphis’ Shelby Farms.
November 30, 2020
Lech Kowalski, Lynne Sachs and Caetano Veloso in Doclisboa’s “Intimate Spaces” Program
“Film About a Father Who” enjoys its Portuguese premiere at DocLisboa Dec. 3-9.
November 30, 2020
JWeekly: “Film About A Father Who” at the 40th Annual San Francisco Jewish Film Festival
From Dec. 10 to 17, JFI will be presenting what it has deemed “eight days of illuminating programs” — including a drive-in movie in San Francisco on opening night, online screenings, a panel and an event for the anniversary.
November 30, 2020
“Happy Birthday Twice”, a Pandemitime Poem and Three Images By Lynne Sachs
A poem from the pandemic.
November 24, 2020
Q&A – “Film About A Father Who” With Doclisboa co-director Miguel Ribeiro
In anticipation of the film’s Portuguese premiere Dec. 3, 2020.
