Love & stuff (2020)
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Country:
USA
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Duration:
80 min
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biography
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Director:
Judith Helfand
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Producer:
Judith Helfand, Hilla Medalia
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Cast:
Judith Helfand
About film
Director Judith Helfand spent about seven months taking care of her terminally ill mother. After she passed away, Judith herself decided to become a mother at 50. A part of her own mother's belongings got left in Judith’s apartment. The director goes through those things remembering her life and gets her house ready for the baby. Love and Stuff explores the theme of attachment to people and possessions — and by doing it, its creator shows what the real values are — at least for herself.
Rewards and nominations
- Hot Docs Film Festival 2020 — World Premiere
Director
Judith Helfand is an American director, screenwriter, actor, producer, and a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Documentary Branch. Three of Helfand’s films premiered at Sundance (her Blue Vinyl received the 2002 Sundance Excellence Award in Cinematography) and were broadcast on HBO and PBS. She’s a co-founder of two film production companies that create works beneficial to society and often helps aspiring documentary filmmakers. Helfand’s cinematic style stands out thanks to its quirky sense of humour, first-person storytelling, and ability to tackle the various pressing issues of today.
Along with
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Speaker:
Ekaterina Burmistrova, Alexandra Yakovleva
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Speaker:
Judith Helfand
Along with
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Speaker:
Ekaterina Burmistrova, Alexandra Yakovleva
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Speaker:
Judith Helfand
Trailer
Director
Judith Helfand is an American director, screenwriter, actor, producer, and a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Documentary Branch. Three of Helfand’s films premiered at Sundance (her Blue Vinyl received the 2002 Sundance Excellence Award in Cinematography) and were broadcast on HBO and PBS. She’s a co-founder of two film production companies that create works beneficial to society and often helps aspiring documentary filmmakers. Helfand’s cinematic style stands out thanks to its quirky sense of humour, first-person storytelling, and ability to tackle the various pressing issues of today.
