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A gifted writer and director, her feature film All Over Me (1997), and short film, Amnesia (1992) won numerous honors. Other films include Tree Shade (1998) and Anemone Me (1990). At the time of her death, Alex was working on a hybrid feature length documentary (working title, The Movie About Anna) about her struggle and desire to come to terms with her illness. Through the creation of a fictional alter ego, played by Lili Taylor, the film follows Alex as she tries to use her imagination to transform her relationship to a disease she could not cure. Blending fictional scenes with documentary, the film explores some of the issues that come up in stark relief when confronting a terminal illness: parenting, marriage, faith, life, and death.
"Alex was a true pioneer and role model for our students and for all young filmmakers, men and women. All Over Me, her first feature, was a beautiful and complex examination of female sexuality and female friendship at a time when most coming of age stories were about young boys," said Bette Gordon, Film Program Professor. arts.columbia.edu
Director (3 credits)
2015 A Woman Like Me (Documentary)
1997 All Over Me
1993 Amnesia (Short) (as Alexandra Sichel)
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Enlaces completados:
OK All Over Me (Alex Sichel, 1997)