Cinematography
Two contrasting portraits of magnificently strong women: champion body builder Andrulla Blanchette and trapeze artist Vicki Amedume. Strength displayed and strength employed.
Director of Photography
Thinking Twice muestra a la pianista Katharina Wolpe tocando música compuesta por su padre Stefan Wolpe. El trabajo de Stefan Wolpe es famoso por su originalidad y rigor, su sentido del espacio y la sorpresa. La contribución única y vital de este importante compositor de vanguardia continúa influyendo en muchos jóvenes compositores de hoy. El título proviene de una serie de conferencias impartidas por Stefan Wolpe.
Cinematography
Stamford Hill in North London is home to a community of 30,000 Hasidic Jews. Aiming to preserve a way of life they had in eighteenth century Poland and living strictly according to over 600 Biblical commandments brings them into conflict with modern life. They have embraced one aspect fully though, the Volvo Estate car.
Lighting Camera
A mysterious woman recruits a Cabinet doorman and an ex-civil servant for a plot to bring down the British government.
Cinematography
In a society, which labels lesbians as masculine, man-hating and less than female, how are lesbians who choose to have children treated? This excellent film gives a voice to a variety of women from varying ages, races and class backgrounds. Some of the women were lesbians when they decided to have children; others became lesbians after being involved in heterosexual relationships. As lesbian mothers they all have to learn to cope with living in a hostile society, with the ever-present possibility of losing their children - if they still have them - their lovers, or their work. Breaking the Silence offers an engaging and compelling picture of an area of female existence which, for many, has had to remain hidden for fear of losing their children. From those who have been brave enough to speak out in this film what emerges is a voice of strength and courage in the face of outrageous bigotry.
