Ira Sachs
Ira Sachs is a New York-based American filmmaker. He has directed many acclaimed independent films that have screened at festivals like Sundance, Berlin, Cannes, and Toronto. As a 2013 Guggenheim recipient, Sachs is also the founder and Executive Director of Queer/Art, a non-profit arts organization based in NYC that provides support for LGBTQ artists across disciplines and generations.
Forty Shades of Blue
(Director)
Forty Shades of Blue
(Writer)
Married Life
(Director)
Married Life
(Producer)
Married Life
(Screenplay)
Keep the Lights On
(Director)
Keep the Lights On
(Writer)
The Delta
(Director)
The Delta
(Writer)
Last Address
(Director)
Love Is Strange
(Director)
Love Is Strange
(Writer)
Passages
(Director)
Forty Shades of Blue
(Producer)
Keep the Lights On
(Producer)
Little Men
(Director)
Vaudeville
(Director)
Vaudeville
(Writer)
Little Men
(Writer)
Little Men
(Producer)
Love Is Strange
(Producer)
Woman's Picture
(Executive Producer)
In Search of Avery Willard
(Executive Producer)
Monty Clift
(Writer)
Passages
(Writer)
Frankie
(Screenplay)
Film About a Father Who
(Director of Photography)
Underground Zero
(Director)
The Second Wife
(Director)
Frankie
(Director)
Peter Hujar’s Day
(Director)
Peter Hujar’s Day
(Screenplay)
30/30 Vision: Three Decades of Strand Releasing
(Director)
Lady
(Director)
Before I Forget
(Director)
10/26/00
(Director)
Untitled
(Director)
Get It While You Can
(Director)