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.
December 17, 2020
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December 15, 2020
2020 First Viewings and Discoveries from Screen Slate
“Film About a Father Who” and “A Month of Single Frames” mentioned
December 15, 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.
December 15, 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.
December 15, 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.”
December 10, 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.
December 10, 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.'”
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.
