A follow-up to the filmmaker's 1999 Zyklon Portrait, the film offers a striking combination of documentary and experimental approaches to examine Holocaust memory, the family and the role of photography in history. Hedwig Page was born with an uncanny knowledge of cataloging. She could recite Dewey Decimal categories before she could read and she could read before all else. Using live action filmmaking and puppet animation, the film chronicles the life of a retired librarian, past and present. A short experimental film obsessed with the stuff of film itself.
Images flash by in pulsating directions, often a frame at a time.
An eclectic collage of colors and rhythms interwoven with images of film icons. Prix DeVarti for Funniest Film A look into the mind of the world's greatest freestyle biker. Mourning the loss of her grandmother, the filmmaker uses the only pictures she has, taken near the end of her grandmother's life This not being enough, she uses found footage, a computer and a scanner, to attempt to connect and hold onto her grandmother. A true story about an inexplicable childhood event. Three vignettes of sexual fantasy expose the interdependence between repression and desire, the film was five years in the making by a cast of feminists and the Carl Sagan Institute of Reciprocal Studies.