Claudine Eizykman
As a filmmaker she has made a dozen films (Selection Committee Prize at the Knokke-Le-Zoute Festival in 1974-75), videos and - in collaboration with Guy Fihman a dozen holographic films and devices to record and present them. Since 1969 she has published numerous studies on narrative cinema ("La Jouissance Cinéma", 1976, ed. 10/18), video art, experimental and avant-garde film, notably on the Vasulkas, Peter Kubelka, Jonas Mekas, Andy Warhol... From 1993 to late 1995, she programmed films for the French Cinémathèque in a regular slot called Cabinet d'Amateur. Since late 1998, she has programmed experimental and avant-garde films for the Forum des Images in Paris. She was a co-founder of the Paris Film Coop in 1974, publisher of the magazine Melba (1976-79), co-founded Cinédoc, of which she is president and since 1979, has taught as a professor at the Université Paris 8 de Vincennes-Saint-Denis.
- Known for
- Directing
- Born
- 1945-04-22 · Paris, France
- Died
- 2018-06-22
Known for
- Birth of a Nation (1997) — Self
- V.W. Vitesse Women (1974) — Director
- Melba Film Coop (2019) — Herself
- L'autre scène (1969) — Director
- Bruine Squamma (1977) — Director
- Maine Montparnasse (1972) — Director
- Home Movies 1971-81 (1985)
- Bruine Squamma 3ème partie : Séries Saturées (1977) — Director
- Bruine Squamma 1ère partie : Séries Mêlées (1977) — Director
- Bruine Squamma 2ème partie : Séries Brutes (1977) — Director
- Moires Mémoires (1978) — Director
- Lapse (1981) — Director
- Operneïa (1980) — Director
- Tours de Tours (1972) — Director
- Socialisme et Barbarie (1972) — Director