Marjorie Keller Movies

  • 2011
    Trip to Carolee

    Trip to Carolee

    Trip to Carolee

    62011HD

    Super 8mm transfer to digital, color, sound, 5:07 minutes. Still images of things passing; a diary between city and country. Marjorie Keller and...

    Trip to Carolee
  • 1973
    Hell No, No Cuts

    Hell No, No Cuts

    Hell No, No Cuts

    01973HD

    A film made by Marjorie Keller that document a successful struggle against welfare cuts by welfare clients, workers, and their allies.

    Hell No, No Cuts
  • 1979
    Ancient Parts/Foreign Parts

    Ancient Parts/Foreign Parts

    Ancient Parts/Foreign Parts

    61979HD

    The first two in a series of in-camera edited films by Marjorie Keller. ANCIENT PARTS portrays the symbolic differentiation and mock conquest of a...

    Ancient Parts/Foreign Parts
  • 1985
    The Answering Furrow

    The Answering Furrow

    The Answering Furrow

    61985HD

    Georgic I: The annual produce first seen in spring. The furrowed earth ready for planting. The distribution, support and protection of young plants....

    The Answering Furrow
  • 1974
    By Twos and Threes: Women

    By Twos and Threes: Women

    By Twos and Threes: Women

    01974HD

    Directed by Marjorie Keller.

    By Twos and Threes: Women
  • 1972
    Part IV (Green Hill)

    Part IV (Green Hill)

    Part IV (Green Hill)

    71972HD

    Fleeting 8mm views of the Rhode Island coast reach beyond the home movie towards deeper mysteries of light and presence. With window-framed shots,...

    Part IV (Green Hill)
  • 1995
    As Is Was

    As Is Was

    As Is Was

    01995HD

    This film was shot the same weekend as Z (Zee Not Zed), when Stan Brakhage was visiting University of Rhode Island, where Marjorie Keller was...

    As Is Was
  • 1971
    We Demand Jobs

    We Demand Jobs

    We Demand Jobs

    01971HD

    The We Demand march of 1971 was the first recorded political action taken by queer activists in Canada. The date of this march, August 28, 1971,...

    We Demand Jobs