Cathy Lee Crane is an Ithaca College professor and the director of “The Manhattan Front.” Photo courtesy Ithaca College
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Cathy Lee Crane is an Ithaca College professor and the director of “The Manhattan Front.” Photo courtesy Ithaca College
Radio interview about my newest release.
San Francisco-based clarinetist, singer, composer, songwriter for film, theatre and dance productions, installations, and the concert stage
It is stark. The active street life of Tijuana exists in profound contrast to the emptiness of its immediate northern neighbor San Ysidro and by extension, San Diego. Home life spills out, extending the domestic into the public sphere. And these New Year fireworks don't explode in a grand display ...
Follow the making of new film. Thoughts and encounters; constructing a film’s backstory and themes.
"Pasolini's Last Words" screens tonight in the the Yale University Conference: The Legacy of Pasolini.
Professor of cinema and photography Cathy Crane will have her short films on display.
National Gallery of Art
Screening all 16mm short films, Pasolini's Last Words, and fragments from The Manhattan Front (work-in-progress) in D.C. at the National Gallery of Art February 21-22, 2015.
With Cathy Lee Crane and John David Rhodes. Moderated by Manuele GragnolatiPasolini and Crane both refer to practices of melding different styles and traditions in order to produce fresh and unusual aesthetic experiences. The discussion focused on the importance of physical locations and the specificity of geography in their work. Place was a heuristic for Pasolini's practice and politics as it is for Cathy Lee Crane. The conversation also engaged with Pasolini’s concept of “Cinema of Poetry” and the stylistic freedom and intensity that it proposes. It grounded the viewing of Crane’s film Pasolini’s Last Words on 26 September 2014 in the Pasolini retrospective at the Cinema Arsenal in the context of the Pasolini Roma exhibit at the Martin-Gropius-Bau.
Shooting at Woodside Press for The Manhattan Front (www.themanhattanfront.com) on August 18, 2014.
Teaser for a feature-length fiction film about World War 1 as waged in the trenches of New York's Vaudeville houses and on her harbor docks from 1914-1917. Spies,…
Interview with Tish Pearlman on NPR's "Out of Bounds". February 6, 2014.
Live composite tests for new film The Manhattan Front. With Ashley Connor and Jackson Eagan.
Cathy Lee Crane is awarded the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship.
Pasolini's Last Words review in London
http://reflectonfilm.co.uk/2013/03/25/llgff-2013-pasolinis-last-words-dir-cathy-lee-crane-usa-italy-2012-review/
Screening in the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival as part of the British Film Institute's tribute to Pier Paolo Pasolini.
https://vimeo.com/9145992