In a virtual version of its traditional preview party, Indie Memphis announced the lineup for its 23rd annual film festival. The opening night film is Memphis-born director Lynne Sachs’ documentary “Film About A Father Who.”
“Film About a Father Who” will screen alongside 230-plus features, shorts and more at this year’s Indie Memphis.
“Protest, resistance and the disruption of the status quo are becoming the defining acts of 2020,” says Tammy Bannister, Programmer and MODES curator.
“Your Day is My Night” is screening as a part of the program “Exit West: Immigration on Film” through Nov. 20th.
Both films are screening with the 2020 Docaviv
“Generosity is necessary if we hope to connect and hold each other’s work, words, and experiences.” – Tara Judah
This program includes works that speak to the universal and touch on empathy, arousal, fear, confusion and satisfaction
In the second part of this two-part interview, Lynne Sachs discusses her latest feature length documentary film, FILM ABOUT A FATHER WHO.
Lynne Sachs discusses feminist film theory, experimental filmmaking, and her collaborative approach in this two-part interview.
Eclectic Visions presents a collection of experimental films created solely by female artists that span from across the globe.
