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Deborah Stratman

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Deborah Stratman op IFFR

  • The Magician’s House

    Deborah Stratman | 6' | USA | World premiere

    Melancholy visit to a derelict house. The memories look valuable.
  • O’er the Land

    Deborah Stratman | 52' | USA | International premiere

    This is America! A visual essay that poses questions about the mythical concept of freedom that is so deeply anchored in American culture.
  • In Order Not To Be Here

    Deborah Stratman | 33' | USA | -

    Quietly observed night-time horror of guarded desolation. With spectacular escape.
  • Hacked Circuit

    Deborah Stratman | 15' | USA | World premiere

    Gene Hackman meets foley artist Gregg Barbarnell in Deborah Stratman’s radical complication of the seen, the known, the heard and the undetectable.
  • Immortal, Suspended

    Deborah Stratman | 6' | USA | International premiere

    A video essay on levitation, UFOs and ancient Asian dreams. One long shot filmed at a Smithsonian Museum of Art warehouse.
  • Energy Country

    Deborah Stratman | 15' | USA | World premiere

    Picturesque approach to (the oil) industry in Texas. Don’t forget to pose pregnant questions.
  • Los Angeles Plays Itself

    Thom Andersen | 169' | USA | -

    Film connoisseur Thom Andersen shows the many realities and representations in countless films (including many unique shots) of his beloved Los Angele
  • Second Sighted

    Deborah Stratman | 5' | USA | International premiere

    Stratman selected a pretty heterogeneous set of documentary images from the vaults of the Chicago Film Archives, combining them to form a suggestive l
  • Kings of the Sky

    Deborah Stratman | 68' | China | European premiere

    Are there Islamic tight-rope walkers in China? Apparently there are and they roam the remotest areas with a beautiful classical circus. As if the age
  • Village, Silenced

    Deborah Stratman | 5' | USA | International premiere

    Focus in this short remake is on how sound is used as a means of social control, and the larger historical implications of repetition.