A dancer for over 50 years, Sally Gross has been called 'the most poetic of minimalist choreographers' by the NY Times. This film offers an insight into the life and creative process of a true New York artist.
Reframe is bringing together and giving due love to rare independent and alternative films, helping many become commercially available for the very first time.
In a one-stop location you’ll find work from diverse sources, such as vanguard artists Sally Potter and Ken Jacobs, and distributors like Center for Asian American Media and Documentary Educational Resources.
Biography & Autobiography 234 films
Business & Economics 67 films
Communication & Media 22 films
Education 44 films
Geographical Areas 494 films
Health & Medicine 102 films
History 243 films
Human Rights 70 films
Identity, Ethnicity & Sexuality 385 films
Law, Politics & Government 182 films
Philosophy, Religion & Spirituality 168 films
Science & Mathematics 36 films
Society & Culture 353 films
Sports & Recreation 76 films
Technology 33 films
The Arts 335 films
The Environment 66 films
World Affairs 104 films
demark The history of world cinema is an open archive on the internet. It is a wonderful chance to explore and learn and experience some of the greatest works of the human imagination. In searching through the history of the moving image it is important to break out of the categories that characterize and promote the moving image. ..Read More • 0 Comments
Zoe Beloff Interview This conversation took place at a café in Manhattan
on December 15, 2008.
KB: Tell me about your participation with Reframe.
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Reframe on MovieMaker Magazine’s "50 Best Websites for Moviemakers"
Please check out the list, and let your film friends know that Reframe has received this special attention.
(Re)Discovering New York: Mapping NYC Films From the Reframe Collection
Many films from our Reframe partners may not be as well known as Annie Hall, but their films document the lives of New Yorkers and their neighborhoods in ways that mainstream films often ignore.
It’s that special time of year when 18 year olds finally flee the nest and begin “real life”. Every parent’s hope is that high school has provided their child with the intellectual tools to support themselves wherever the road may lead.
..Read More • 4 CommentsShirin Neshat: Women, Without Men, Without Veils The minute I finished reading Sharnush Parsipur’s controversial and beautiful novel Women Without Men, I wanted to adapt it as a film. As I read the back cover flap, I discovered that I’d been beaten to it. ..Read More • 0 Comments
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