Kelly Reichardt

Kelly Reichardt (2002+ )

In the summer of 2005 Reichardt filmed Old Joy which premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival. Old Joy was the first American film to win the Tiger award at the Rotterdam Film Festival and opened at the Film Forum in New York City. Reichardt’s first feature, River of Glass, a sun-drenched noir shot in her home town of Dade County, was cited as “one of the best films of 1995” by the Boston Globe, Village Voice, Film Comment, the New York Daily News, Paper Magazine and the San Francisco Guardian.


OLD JOY
(2005, 76min, color)
a film by KELLY REICHARDT

“A camping trip shared by two longtime friends provides the basis for a beautifully nuanced study in friendship and the irretrievability of the past in “Old Joy.” Second feature by director Kelly Reichardt trades the humid Florida swamplands of her impressive 1994 debut, “River of Grass,” for the backwoods of the Pacific Northwest, but maintains the earlier film’s richly atmospheric feel for regional American landscapes and the characters that populate them.”
— Scott Foundas, Variety

Winner of the VPRO Tiger Award at the International Film Festival Rotterdam.

SCREENINGS:
Sundance Film Festival
International Film Festival Rotterdam
South by Southwest International Film Festival
New Directors/New Films Festival


THEN, A YEAR (2002, 14min, color) a short by KELLY REICHARDT

"...a voice-over collaged from true crime shows and Super-8 picture that's essential Reichardt: lyrical, ominous, and evocative of how horribly love can hurt." -- Amy Taubin, Village Voice

TRAVIS (2004, 11min, color) a short by KELLY REICHARDT

Appropriated from a re-organized NPR radio interview with an anguished mother whose son was killed in Iraq.
 

 

ODE (1999, 48 mins, color) a film by KELLY REICHARDT producer SUSAN STOVER featuring KEVIN POOLE, HEATHER GOTTLIEB & JON WURSTER presented by GLASS EYE PIX FESTIVAL SCREENINGS The New Festival, NYC (world Premiere, June 9th) New York Video Festival Venice International Film Festival Cinema Texas International Film Festival

Available now at www.insound.com Soundtrack available at these NYC stores: Other Music, Evergreen Video Store on Carmine, and Rocks In Your Head on Prince St.