Lynne Sachs Interview in Gerry Fialka’s Book “Strange Questions”
Strange Questions links powerful personal stories with the contemporary media-scape
2020
PRESS
2020
The Seventh Art: 2020 Round Up
She isn’t filming people or their stories, but the spaces between people, and how these spaces are always mediated by the actions of others.
2020
2020 First Viewings and Discoveries from Screen Slate
“Film About a Father Who” and “A Month of Single Frames” mentioned
2020
“Lynne Sachs: Between Thought and Expression” – Museum of the Moving Image to host Sachs Retrospective
On the occasion of her latest feature, Film About a Father Who, the Museum is pleased to present a career-ranging survey of Sachs’s work.
2020
Museum of the Moving Image to release “Film About a Father Who” – Jan. 15, 2021
The film will be released as a part of a 20-film retrospective of Sachs’ work.
2020
Business Doc Europe Reviews “Film About a Father Who”
“Ellipsis is like the fissure between one thing and the other, where you bring knowledge.”
2020
Jewish Film Institute Presents “Film About a Father Who” / Lynne Sachs Q&A at SF Jewish Film Festival
“Film About a Father Who” is streaming with the SF Jewish Film Festival December 10-17.
2020
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.'”
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.
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.
