Cinematography: Barbara Sternberg

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot Videoed off projected super 8 footage, this short film in four parts (titles from Artaud: “the earth in the sea, the air in the earth, the fire in the water,...

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot A dog and two cats in France living, naturally.

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot Poetry, film, light, life. An excerpt from Rilke's Ninth Elegy introduces this silent film which evokes the beauty and brevity of life. Images shimmer in an uncanny light. We catch...

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot In Midst, Barbara Sternberg has made a lyrical film about attachment, integration, belonging.

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot Opus 40” is about repetition: repetition in working and living, repetition through multiplicity and series, repetition to form pattern and rhythm, repetition in order and in revealing

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot A prologue excerpt from the poem 'Try to praise the mutilated world' sets the mood for this film of contained contrasts: black and white, negative and positive, light and dark....

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot Shots of the undulating curves of a wooden fishing boat are filmed in the blue and pink hues of late winter light.

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot Brief moments of being, fleeting bits of the surrounding chaos. These 6 short films can be shown separately or one after the other on one roll.

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot My grandfather talked in stories - a way of relating that was dying out, I felt, with that generation of European immigrant. The film connects him, archetypal narrative characters, and...

Direction Barbara Sternberg

Plot The film frame contains the interplay of three circularly matted images: the Bay of Fundy, children, a rocking chair. A woman's voice tells of her summers at the cottage and...