Tempest in a Teapot
Amy Gottlieb
Documentary : 4' / Politics, Family, Activism

A video about Amy Gottlieb’s mother and her radical political activities.

 

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/ EXHIBITION

Lisboa
September 22 | 18h00 | Cinema São Jorge - Sala 2 Buy Tickets
QL - Queer Focus
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/ Details

Year: 1987

Country: Canada

Language: english

Subtitles: no subtitles

With: Amy Gottlieb (voice over)

/ Direction

Amy Gottlieb

Canada


Amy Gottlieb (1954-2023) was a Toronto-based artist and educator. Born and raised in New York City, she moved to Canada in 1972 and was a social justice activist, active in anti-racist, feminist, anti-colonial and LGBTQI+ struggles. Her work explores family histories, the intersection of personal and historical memory, and the relationship between cognitive and body memories.


Filmography

1997 - In Living Memory (Short Documentary)

1987 - Tempest in a Teapot (Short Documentary)


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