"The interviews with the individual artists vary from a gala opening with Warhol's superstars at the Whitney Museum ...to the creation of actual art work in the studios of Rauschenberg and Snow."
-- Millenium

"With ferocious wit, Ms. Krasilovsky sends up New York's art scene in END OF THE ART WO
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"Some Women Writers Kill Themselves: Selected Videopoems and Poetry of Alexis Krasilovsky" is a DVD that allows the viewer to navigate between the videopoems and between poems of several illustrated collections. The DVD's videopoems include "What Memphis Needs," screened in the Museum of Modern Art
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Our feature documentary reveals the history of camerawomen around the world, based on my book of the same title. For the past six years, we've followed the lives of camerawomen in Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Iran, Mexico, Senegal, Russia, the United States and oth
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WINNER: BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
- Female Eye Film Festival (Toronto)

SPANISH SUBTITLED VERSION - Home Use Only:
"Women Behind the Camera" ("Mujeres Detras de Cameras de Cine") reveals the history of camerawomen around the world. For six years, we followed the lives of camerawomen
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This fascinating look at blues pianist Mose Vinson from the early days of portable color video also features Memphis Slim and Ma Rainey II, with informal performances by "Mr. Boogie Woogie" and interviews from his boyhood Mississippi home.
"Vinson's world is beautiful, troubled and important." --
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EPICENTER U. shows people what it's like to survive after an earthquake. It's also a film about filmmaking--a multi-cultural portrait of film students from a university which suffered $350 million in damages, with lives and classrooms lost. "From gripping testimonials to comic relief...EPICENTER U
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Beale Street is where W.C. Handy wrote the blues, where Boss Crump abused his power, and where Martin Luther King, Jr. marched days before his death in 1968. We went to the original Beale Streeters who knew and love it best in the making of our oral history, including B.B. King, the Hooks Brothers,
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"Alexis Krasilovsky's EXILE offers both a personal and historical perspective on intolerance. Tracing the roots of her family over 200 years to the small town of Nikosburg, Czechoslovakia, Krasilovsky's 28-minute film returns to the place where generations of persecution for her Jewish ancestors be
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The first punk film - about desperation in the New York streets. A funny, bitter look at white, middle-class youth trying to be tough in the trappings of pornography, drugs and quick money.

"In its stream-of-consciousness way, BLOOD evokes Manhattan street life even more powerfully than Martin S
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Winner: BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
- Female Eye Film Festival (Toronto)

Winner: BEST OF FEST AWARD - Documentary Film
- WIN (Women's Image Network) Film Festival 2009

"WOMEN BEHIND THE CAMERA" reveals the lives of camerawomen in Hollywood and Bollywood, Afghanis
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WINNER: BEST INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY
- WOW (World of Women) Film Festival (Sydney)

This global documentary reveals camerawomen's struggles to survive the odds in Holywood, Bollywood, Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, China, India, France, Japan, Mexico, the U.S. and other countr
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This is a Special Edition Two-Disc Set, Director's Cut--including: 90-minute feature film, 37 additional interview chapters with camerawomen worldwide, "Interview with the Director," and "Teachers' Guide." Our feature documentary reveals the history of camerawomen around the world, based on my book
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"The interviews with the individual artists vary from a gala opening with Warhol's superstars at the Whitney Museum ...to the creation of actual art work in the studios of Rauschenberg and Snow."
-- Millenium

"With ferocious wit, Ms. Krasilovsky sends up New York's art scene in END OF THE ART WO
(more)

"Some Women Writers Kill Themselves: Selected Videopoems and Poetry of Alexis Krasilovsky" is a DVD that allows the viewer to navigate between the videopoems and between poems of several illustrated collections. The DVD's videopoems include "What Memphis Needs," screened in the Museum of Modern Art
(more)

Beale Street is where W.C. Handy wrote the blues, where Boss Crump abused his power, and where Martin Luther King, Jr. marched days before his death in 1968. We went to the original Beale Streeters who knew and love it best in the making of our oral history, including B.B. King, the Hooks Brothers,
(more)

EPICENTER U. shows people what it's like to survive after an earthquake. This half-hour documentary is also a film about filmmaking -- a multi-cultural portrait of film students from a university which suffered $350 million in damages, with lives and classrooms lost. "From gripping testimonials to
(more)

This fascinating look at blues pianist Mose Vinson from the early days of portable color video also features Memphis Slim and Ma Rainey II, with informal performances by "Mr. Boogie Woogie" and interviews from his boyhood Mississippi home.
"Vinson's world is beautiful, troubled and important." --
(more)

SPANISH SUBTITLED VERSION - Institutional Use:
"Women Behind the Camera" ("Mujeres Detras de Cameras de Cine") reveals the history of camerawomen around the world. For six years, we followed the lives of camerawomen in Afghanistan, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Iran, Mex
(more)

"Alexis Krasilovsky's EXILE offers both a personal and historical perspective on intolerance. Tracing the roots of her family over 200 years to the small town of Nikosburg, Czechoslovakia, Krasilovsky's 28-minute film returns to the place where generations of persecution for her Jewish ancestors be
(more)

"In its stream-of-consciousness way, BLOOD evokes Manhattan street life even more powerfully than Martin Scorsese's TAXI DRIVER. Ms. Krasilovsky brings into camera an array of furtive, frustrated people - e.g., hookers and juvenile delinquents - and allows them to talk about themselves as we watch
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Winner: BEST INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY
WOW (World of Women) Film Festival - Sydney

This global documentary reveals camerawomen's struggles to survive the odds in Hollywood, Bollywood, Afghanistan, Australia, Canada, China, India, France, Japan, Mexico, Turkey, the U.S. and other co
(more)

Winner: BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
- Female Eye Film Festival (Toronto)

"WOMEN BEHIND THE CAMERA" reveals the lives of camerawomen in Hollywood and Bollywood, Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, England, France, Germany, India, Iran, Japan, Russia, Mexico, Sene
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