A story of early-teen anticipation and disappointment, Wind in Our Hair is circumscribed by a period of profound Argentine political and social unrest. Sandor Lenard, to reconstruct the bones of dead American soldiers. During this time, she produced her early, experimental works on celluloid which took a feminist approach to the creation of images and writing— a commitment which has grounded her body of work ever since.
From essay films to hybrid docs to diaristic shorts, Sachs has produced 40 films as well as numerous projects for web, installation, and performance. She has tackled topics near and far, often addressing directly the challenge of translation — from one language to another or from spoken work to image. With over 25 years of combined experience as filmmakers and over a decade as distributors, our team is devoted to bring the attention and viewership deserved by the remarkable and courageous titles that we represent.
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Some of the highlights include various conversations around truth and the ethics of documentary filmmaking, discussions about the lack of online screenings for fall film festivals this year, award announcements from BlackStar, Locarno and DokuFest, and an excellent piece from Isabel Ochoa Gold on cinema and its relationship to cat videos.
There is much to dig through, so buckle up and enjoy! With each project, Lynne investigates the implicit connection between the body, the camera, and the materiality of film itself. The Criterion Channel programming will include a newly-recorded interview with Sachs discussing her work. States of UnBelonging Lynne Sachs color, sound, 63 min. Lynne Sachs: 10 Short Films Vol. Georgic for a Forgotten Planet Lynne Sachs color, sound, 8 min. The Task of the Translator Lynne Sachs color, sound, 10 min.
Sound of a Shadow Lynne Sachs color, sound, 10 min. Drift and Bough Lynne Sachs black and white, sound, 6 min. Clip Photos Add Image. Top cast Edit. Dana Sachs Self as Self voice. Lynne Sachs Self as Self voice. Lynne Sachs. More like this. Storyline Edit. This travel diary of the filmmaker's trip to Vietnam with her sister Dana is a colleciton of tourism, city life, culture clash, and historic inquiry that is put together with the warmth of a quilt.
Not Rated. This film is currently only available with a password. Please write to info lynnesachs. When two American sisters travel north from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi, conversations with Vietnamese strangers and friends reveal to them the flip side of a shared history. It combines Vietnamese parables, history and memories of the people the sisters met, as well as their own childhood memories of the war on TV.
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