Marjorie Keller Obituary, New York Times

Marjorie Keller Sitney, Film Maker, Dies at 43 Published: February 19, 1994 Marjorie Keller Sitney, an independent film maker whose works have been shown at museums, festivals and film institutes around the world, died on Thursday in Winter Haven, Fla. She was 43 and lived in Wakefield, R.I. The cause has not been determined, said … Continue reading →

Portrait of Marilyn as Mao

A cropped version of this quite creepy image, Portrait of Marilyn Monroe as Chairman Mao (1952) by Philippe Halsman and Salvador Dali, appears in issue 1 of the magazine alongside a reprint of Jean-Luc Godard’s filmmaking manifesto, ‘What is to Be Done?’ (1970). Continue reading →

Upcoming Screenings in London

I’m always on the lookout for screenings of films that come up in my research. There are so many that seeking out specific films is usually not an option (except for films that keep coming up, like Les Stances a Sophie, which I now have on DVD!) but when I get to chance to see … Continue reading →

Freude Bartlett

Freude Bartlett, founder of  The Serious Business Company.  Photo by Terri P. Tepper (from Film Forum website http://www.filmforum.org/press/40thanniversary/index.html) Continue reading →