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‘Barabara Forever,’ Documentary Exploring Work Of Lesbian Filmmaker Barbara Hammer, Wins Teddy Award At Berlin Film Festival

Filmmaker Barbara Hammer in 'Barbara Forever' Berlin Film Festival Barbara Hammer’s desire as an artist was to live forever. A new documentary about the pioneering lesbian filmmaker is furthering that goal. Barbara Forever, directed by Brydie O’Connor, won the Berlinale’s queer film honor, the Teddy Award, for Best Documentary/Essay Film this weekend, after winning the Jonathan Oppenheim Editing Award for U. S.

Filmmaker Barbara Hammer in 'Barbara Forever'

Filmmaker Barbara Hammer in 'Barbara Forever'

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Key Highlights

  • Documentary at the Sundance Film Festival.
  • Teddy Award jurors wrote, “This compelling documentary traces the evolution of a visionary filmmaker for whom living a lesbian life and finding adequate representation thereof were inseparable from her experimental practice.” Related Stories News Berlinale Winners Condemn Israel's Actions In Gaza & U. S.
  • & German Governments At Highly Charged Closing Ceremony News Tricia Tuttle On "Emotionally Charged" Berlinale: "We've Been Publicly Challenged This Year: And That's Good" At a talk about the film as part of the EFM’s DocSalon, O’Connor explained she began researching Hammer’s work almost a decade ago.
  • Watch on Deadline Director Brydie O’Connor Berlin Film Festival “I was in school and I was writing my thesis on her filmography of the ‘70s… and I couldn’t access her films anywhere,” O’Connor said.
  • “I couldn’t find them online or in the library system.
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