Canadian filmmaker Ann Marie Fleming has explored a wide range of formats and genres, including animation, documentary, experimental film, and fiction. Born on Japan’s Ryukyu Islands, Fleming now lives in Vancouver. Her films such as New Shoes: An Interview in Exactly Five Minutes (1990), The Magical Life of Long Tack Sam (2003), and I Was a Child of Holocaust Survivors (2010) explore themes of family, history, and memory. Fleming’s animated feature Window Horses (2016) earned dozens of awards and accolades worldwide.
Ann Marie Fleming
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double bill #37
curated by Eva van Tongeren
Two films, each focusing on one woman in one take in a domestic setting. The camera doesn’t hide; it’s part of the encounter. Its presence demystifies the films: a situation emerges, defined by time. Together, the two films create a small family archive.