Joe Gibbons
Joe Gibbons is an American artist and filmmaker known for his experimental autobiographical films that blend reality and fiction. His works, such as Confessions of a Sociopath (2002), often feature a character named Joe Gibbons, blurring the lines between his personal life and artistic persona. Gibbons has taught at institutions like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has been recognized with fellowships from the New York Foundation for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. His innovative approach to filmmaking challenges traditional narrative structures and offers a unique perspective on self-representation.
Confessions of a Sociopath
(Himself)
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Pretty Boy
Barbie's Audition
His Master's Voice
Sabotaging Spring
Elegy
Final Exit
Multiple Barbie
The Stepfather
Living in the World
(Joe Gibbons)
The Genius
(Desmond Denton)
How to Rob Banks for Dummies
(Joe Gibbons)
Heretic
The Phony Trilogy
(The Phony)
Driving/Rain
(Director)
The Tutor
(Director)
Confidential Part 2
(Director)
The Florist
(Director)
Confessions of a Sociopath
(Director)
Presences
(Director)
On Our Own
(Director)
Moby Richard
(Director)
Barbie's Audition
(Director)
Pretty Boy
(Director)
His Master's Voice
(Director)
Sabotaging Spring
(Director)
Elegy
(Director)
Final Exit
(Director)
Multiple Barbie
(Director)
The Stepfather
(Director)
Living in the World
(Director)
The Phony Trilogy
(Director)
The Phony Trilogy
(Writer)
Weltschmertz
(Director)
Confidential
(Director)
Spying
(Director)
Going to the Dogs
(Director)
Punching Flowers
(Director)
The Genius
(Director)
The Genius
(Writer)
The Genius
(Producer)
The Genius
(Camera Operator)
The Genius
(Sound)