A film by Marie Losier that appeared in Volume 3 of the JSF will be screening at MOMA in NYC on Wednesday. ELECTROCUTE YOUR STARS will screen in a series of “groundbreaking narrative shorts” next to films by Robert Rodriguez, Bill Morrison, and others.
Marie’s film is described as “a delightful, campy portrait of director George Kuchar,” but/and the film has some documentary elements that are funny and interesting, as well.
Details: MOMA, Wed., Nov.22nd 5:00pm; Program 8
A selection of groundbreaking narrative shorts.
Electrocute Your Stars. 2005. Marie Losier. A delightful, campy portrait of director George Kuchar.
Night Cries a Rural Tragedy. 1990. Australia. Tracey Moffatt. The classic, tragic story of a middle-aged Aboriginal daughter and her aging white mother.
Bedhead. 1991. Robert Rodriguez. The director's popular debut film is about a young girl's revenge on her pest of a brother.
Seven Hours to Burn. 1999. Shanti Thakur. A personal documentary tracing two wars that produce two émigrés, the filmmaker's parents.
Ghost Trip. 2000. Bill Morrison. A mystical road trip to New Orleans in a Cadillac hearse.
Burn. 2002. Reynold Reynolds. Unspoken secrets create a force that sears the fabric of everyday interaction.
Program 77 min.
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