Bette Gordon
Bette Gordon (born June 22, 1950) is an American filmmaker and professor at Columbia University School of the Arts. She is best known for her films Variety (1983) and Handsome Harry (2009), both of which received critical acclaim in North America and abroad.
Handsome Harry
(Director)
Variety
(Director)
Still Life
(Director)
Luminous Motion
(Director)
Seven Women, Seven Sins
(Director)
An Algorithm
(Editor)
An Algorithm
(Director)
I-94
(Director)
Central Time
(Director)
The United States of America
(Director)
Michigan Avenue
(Director)
Webbs
(Director)
Anybody's Woman
(Director)
The Drowning
(Director)
Empty Suitcases
(Writer)
Empty Suitcases
(Director)
Exchanges
(Director)
Anybody's Woman
(Writer)
Greed: Pay to Play
(Director)
Variety
(Original Story)
Variety
(Additional Photography)
An Erotic Film
(Director)
Flight
(Director)
Flight
(Cinematography)
Doublespeak
(Thanks)
Noyes
(Director)
Monsters
(Director)