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Vever (for Barbara)

Shot at the furthest point of a motorcycle trip Barbara Hammer took to Guatemala in 1975, and stitched through with Maya Deren’s reflections of failure, encounter and initiation in 1950s Haiti, Deborah Stratman’s Vever (For Barbara) is a cross-generational binding of three filmmakers seeking alternative possibilities to power structures they’re inherently part of. Grown out of abandoned film projects of Hammer and Deren, Stratman’s film acts as a vever—a symbolic drawing used in Haitian Voodoo to invoke a Loa, or god—in offering tribute to kindred spirits and radical women of different eras. —Deborah Stratman

Director

Deborah Stratman

Countries

Guatemala United States

Year

2019

Premiere

UK Festival Premiere

Dialogue Language

English

Subtitle Language

English Intertitles (not Sure If Need To List This)

Primary Contact

Deborah Stratman