Movie2018 · Released · 12 min
Combining footage shot by the late Barbara Hammer in Guatemala in the mid-1970s, a personal voicemail from Hammer, and field recordings by Maya Deren, Deborah Stratman's Vever (for Barbara) is an inter-generational tribute to feminist icons of experimental film, and to the complexities, quandaries, and doubt involved in art-making.
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