Jill Godmilow
Born outside Philadelphia in 1943, majored in Russian literature at the University of Wisconsin. An independent filmmaker, primarily of non-fiction works, since 1967. Only one dramatic feature film, WAITING FOR THE MOON, which won 1st prize at the Sundance Film Festival in 1987. Since 1992, a professor at the Univeristy of Notre Dame in the Film, Television and Theatre Department, teaching film production courses and other things. Recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, 2 Rockefeller Foundation Fellowships, and others.
What Farocki Taught
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What Farocki Taught
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What Farocki Taught
(Director)
What Farocki Taught
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Waiting for the Moon
(Director)
Waiting for the Moon
(Story)
Roy Cohn/Jack Smith
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Roy Cohn/Jack Smith
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Far from Poland
(Director)
Antonia: A Portrait of the Woman
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With Jerzy Grotowski, Nienadowka 1980
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Nevelson In Process
(Director)
Notes and Images From the Vietnam War
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Antonia: A Portrait of the Woman
(Editor)
SCUM Manifesto
(Director)
SCUM Manifesto
(Producer)
Tales
(Director)
The Odyssey Tapes
(Director)
The Popovich Brothers of South Chicago
(Director)
Mabou Mines' Lear '87 Archive (Condensed)
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