Roxie hosts Film Arts Festival, celebrates local independents
FILM/TAPE WORLD, Nov. 1992, v. 10, no. 58
Michael Fox encapsulates the outstanding independent film screenings at the Bay Area Film Festival of 1992, identifying overriding themes of identification with political ideologies, gay rights and social justice in response to ongoing current affairs. He also observes that identity is a popular theme amongst emerging talent.The personal expression embodied in independent filmmaking is celebrated by the film festival, which Fox finds lacking in mainstream feature films.
ITEM 1992.073 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
Luck of the Devil – Mark Summers
Desire to Dance – Martin Klimek
No Rewind – Paula Mozen
In the Shadow of the Stars – Irving Saraf
In the Shadow of the Stars – Allie Light
Deadly Deception – Debra Chasnoff
M.F.K. – Barbara Wornum
John Cage Talks About "Cows" – Chris Felver
Life-Line – Myra Levy
Adam Abdul Hakeem:One Who Survived – Thalia Drori
Boiling Point: Law and Order in San Francisco – Carla Leshne
Boiling Point: Law and Order in San Francisco – Todd Edelman
Tuscarora – David Schickele
Return of the Scorcher – Ted White
A Certain Grace – Sandra Nettleback
Homeless Not Helpless: Opening Doors – Jerry Jones
Shadow Children – Charlotte Beyers
Shadow Children – Harry Mathias
Shadow Children – Richard Scott
Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien – Marlon Riggs
Shooting Script: A TransAtlantic Love Story – Lynn Hershman
Gay Youth – Pam Walton
Y Na Na: Woman of a Thousand Places – Yvette Torell
O No Colorado! – Craig Baldwin
My Home, My Prison – Susana Blastein Munoz
My Home, My Prison – Erica Marcus