“Maya at 24” Highlighted in Beyond Chron Review of 44th MVFF
“Maya At 24” can ultimately be called a celebration of life…but without the sticky sentiment usually associated with that well-worn phrase.
2021
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2021
“Film About a Father Who” at Archivos Vivos (Spain)
On November 9, 10 and 11, 2021, the Art House Zinema in BilbaoArte will host ARCHIVOS VIVOS, a conference on contemporary documentary film based on domestic archives.
2021
MUBI Notebook: Light Matter Festival to Include Sachs Films
“Taking place in Alfred, New York, the festival will be screening films by Simon Liu, Mary Helena Clark, Lynne Sachs, and more.”
2021
THIS WEEK: CAT RADIO CAFÉ: FILMMAKERS LYNNE SACHS AND LIZZIE OLESKER ON “THE WASHING SOCIETY”
On tonight’s show, we’ll be joined by filmmaker Lynne Sachs and theater and performance maker and labor organizer Lizzie Olesker to discuss their 2018 film, The Washing Society, and to celebrate the debut of eight of Lynne Sachs’s films on the prestigious list of Criterion Classics.
2021
Kristine Leschper – “Figure And I” Video by Lynne Sachs on Stereogum
Video release featured on Stereogum.
2021
Brooklyn Vegan: “Figure And”I Video Release
“I invited my friend Kim Wilberforce to be in my film and to interpret the song herself, through her vibrant wardrobe and her precise, ecstatic clapping gestures.”- LS
2021
Lynne Sachs and Kristine Leschper of “Mothers” Collaborate on Music Video
Kristine Leschper shares a video [by Lynne Sachs] for her new single “Figure And I.”
2021
Epistolary: A Letter to Jean Vigo at Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente de La Plata (Buenos Aires)
“Every film I make is a reflection of ideas that infiltrate my mind, intertwined with my daily reality. I’m fascinated with the urge to disobey, with anarchic desires, and continually wondering how best to confront authority.”
2021
“A Month of Single Frames” at Kaleidoskop Film Festival (Vienna)
“A Month of Single Frames” will be included in the program RECALL [REWIND] which deals with the temporary absences of what has been and with practices of rendering invisible in the face of dominant image politics.
2021
IDA: Sachs on Criterion Channel
Familial relationships also form the core of many of Lynne Sachs’ experimental nonfiction works. Starting October 1, you can watch seven of her experimental shorts on Criterion Channel: Which Way Is East (1994), The Last Happy Day (2009), Wind in Our Hair (2010), The Washing Society (2018), Girl Is Presence (2020), E•pis•to•lar•y: Letter to Jean Vigo (2021), and Maya at 24 (2021).
