This 23-minute, 16mm color film by Nancy V. Raine (Producer/Co-Director) and Richard Leacock (Co-Director/Cinematographer) is a poetic, lyrical, impressionistic collaboration by Raine, a poet and writer, Leacock, a leading figure in the direct cinema movement, and Maud Morgan, the film’s subject, a Boston-area visual artist who was 78 years old when the film premiered at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts on October 21, 1980.
Richard Leacock
Director
Nancy V. Raine
Director
Big Stone Gap58%
New York Stories62%
Maudie77%
The Souvenir60%
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain68%
The Beaver63%
Beau Is Afraid67%
Hollywood Dirt63%
The Truth About Emanuel60%
Curve69%
W.E.63%
New York, I Love You59%
A Love Song for Bobby Long67%
Rogue Agent63%
A Thousand Words61%
Goodnight Mommy62%
Tuesday67%
Just Before I Go63%
Strange Weather58%
Take the Lead68%
