James Broughton
James Broughton was an American poet and poetic filmmaker. He was part of the San Francisco Renaissance, a precursor to the Beat poets. He was an early bard of the Radical Faeries as well as a member of The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, serving the community as Sister Sermonetta. His work is quintessentially Californian – exploring and engaging the polar frontiers of wildness and civility, male and female, body and spirit—with the crash of Pacific Ocean waves echoing throughout. "Ultimately I have learned more about poetry / from music and magic than from literature," he wrote.
The Pleasure Garden
(Director)
This is It
(Director)
The Potted Psalm
(Director)
Four in the Afternoon
(Director)
Adventures of Jimmy
(Director)
Hermes Bird
(Director)
The Pleasure Garden
(Writer)
Loony Tom the Happy Lover
(Director)
Mother's Day
(Director)
The Bed
(Director)
Nuptiae
(Director)
The Golden Positions
(Director)
Dreamwood
(Director)
Testament
(Director)
High Kukus
(Director)
The Gardener of Eden
(Director)
The Gardener of Eden
(Writer)
Song of the Godbody
(Director)
Together
(Director)
Devotions
(Director)
Shaman Psalm
(Director)
Scattered Remains
(Director)
Windowmobile
(Director)
The Water Circle
(Director)
Erogeny
(Director)
Dreamwood
(Writer)
Devotions
(Writer)
Mother's Day
(Writer)