My Espresso with Joan, 40 min, video, narrative, 1997 (writer/director/producer/editor). This conversational narrative was inspired by My Dinner with Andre. Instead of two men in a fine dining restaurant in New York, we have two women (sort of) in a cafe in San Francisco. Rachel, a SF cafe worker, and Joan, a NY advertising agent, discuss ambitions, relationships, and the state of the world. Starring John Church.
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My Espresso with Joan, 40 min, video, narrative, 1997 (writer/director/producer/editor). This conversational narrative was inspired by My Dinner with Andre. Instead of two men in a fine dining restaurant in New York, we have two women (sort of) in a cafe in San Francisco. Rachel, a SF cafe worker, and Joan, a NY advertising agent, discuss ambitions, relationships, and the state of the world. Starring John Church.
The Relief, 6 min., super 8 film, 2001/2004 (writer/cinematorgrapher/editor). This experimental film ponders the sensation of escape and satisfaction when completely unwound in a foreign land. Music by Marjorie Sturm and Ernesto Diaz-Infante.
The Thread, 7 min., video and Super 8 experimental, 1998 (co-created with Michelle Cheikin: writer/cinematographer/editor). This experimental video tours the internal and external landscape of a marginalized woman living in the Tenderloin. Music by Markus Hawkins.
Treehouse, 17 min., 16mm color narrative, 2001 (writer/director/producer/editor). This mood-piece narrative explores a poet's psychic solitude and her evening with a dot-com programmer. Starring Kate Thompson. Music by Marjorie Sturm and Jeff Zittrain.
Honey and Eggs (the end of fantasy), 20 min., digital video diary, 2002 (writer/cinematographer/editor/producer). This video diary documents the feelings and decision-making that occurred after falling in love with an Italian man in Mexico and being reunited with him three years later. Kate Thompson travels with this film, too. Music by Marjorie Sturm and Ernesto Diaz-Infante.
October 20th 2006 The Neshama Alma Band @ Palais Ideal: A Festival of Adventurous, Strange and Visionary Music Chico, California Ernesto Diaz-Infante - mantra strumming 12-string Bajo sexto Marjorie Sturm - 'Sun Heals Life II' video
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