Re: diary films

From: Bill Brand (email suppressed)
Date: Tue May 22 2007 - 09:10:48 PDT


Hi Gene,

Here's some quick additions to your list:

Saul Levine (see P.Adam Sitney's article in the current Art Forum)

Willie Verela

Howard Guttenplan

Carolee Schneemann (I just completed preservation on Kitch's Last
Meal for Anthology Film Archives)

Jon Rubin (At Home and Away in the Late Seventies)

Warren Sonbert

David Wojnarowicz (mostly unfinished work, but "Fire in My Belly"
from his travels in Mexico is especially interesting)

Best,

Bill

>Frameworkers,
>Can anyone recommend writings about diary films, especially
>theoretical writings or ones that discuss different kinds of films
>which might be considered "diaries," and what the different genres
>and criteria are? If there's a thread that might be in the
>Frameworks archive, let me know.
>
>Also film/video makers known for diary work. I've thought of the following:
>
>
>Michel Auder
>
>Gordon Ball
>
>Robert Huot
>
>George Kuchar
>
>Boris Lehman
>
>Ross McElwee
>
>Jonas Mekas
>
>David Perlov
>
>Anne Robertson
>
>
>Gene Youngblood
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