Stephen Dwoskin 14 films Box 1/3 DVD 1 (1968-2003)
DVD5 | Run time: ~100 min | MPEG2 720x576 PAL 4:3 ~4626 kbps avg | 3.55 GB
audio: neutral | Dolby AC3 2 ch ~192 Kbps
Short, Avant-garde, Art-house
Stephen Dwoskin (born 1939) is an accomplished experimental filmmaker who contracted polio as a child in New York City. This progressively affected his mobility. He is now a wheelchair user. He studied at Parsons School of Design and at New York University, receiving a Fulbright Scholarship to move to London in 1964, where is he still based. He was a co-founder of the London Film-Makers' Co-op. In 1967-1968 he won the Solvey Prize at the Knokke Experimental Film Festival in Belgium for a series of short films which established his reputation. Screenings of his films have been worldwide including Cannes, Berlin, Rotterdam, Toronto, Lucarno, Pesaro, Mannheim, Oberhausen, Sydney, Melbourne, Hamburg, San Francisco, Turin, Riga, Madrid, Barcelona, and Benalmadena. He is also a maker of documentaries: 'Face of Our Fear', one of the films he made to address attitudes to disabilities, was broadcast on Channel Four, UK in 1992. Awards include L'Age d'or prize, Brussels Film Festival 1982.