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Eva Hesse
TrailerDocumentary feature film focusing on the life and times of Eva Hesse, a ground-breaking artist who was active in New York and Germany in the 1960's.Actors: Selma Blair, Bob Balaban, Patrick Kennedy, Julia-Maria Köhler, Ernst August Schepmann, Michael Che Koch, Tom Doyle, Werner Nekes, Adolf HitlerDirector: Marcie BegleiterCountry: United States, GermanyDuration: 108 minQuality: SDRelease: 2016IMDb: 7.10 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Globe and MailMarch 03, 2017Overstuffed with biographical details and taking-head interviews with friends and hangers-on, it's over-didactic and dull.
Detroit NewsAugust 26, 2016"Eva Hesse" is a remarkable film about an even more remarkable artist, a woman who playfully and resolutely turned the world of sculpture inside out.
Chicago ReaderJune 09, 2016Marcie Begleiter directed this warm documentary about the short, extraordinary life of the title artist, who died at age 34 of a brain tumor.
Los Angeles TimesMay 12, 2016A vibrant, affecting piece of filmmaking that's sure to widen Hesse's following.
Wall Street JournalMay 12, 2016Hesse's work has taken its place as a seminal part of 20th-century art, and this indispensable film will be shining a light on it, and her, for a long time to come.
SF WeeklyAugust 25, 2016Aside from her laudable work ethos, Hesse never comes across as an interesting documentary subject.
NewcityJune 07, 2016Moving, incisive... chronicles the short life and decade-long career of the German-American sculptor and denizen of the 1960s art world with impressive command of both the scene Hesse found herself in, as well as the methods that led to [her] artwork.
ArtforumJune 03, 2016It's a measure of Begleiter's documentary skills and her commitment to Hesse's work and vivid presence that such scant materials have resulted in a portrait that is so lively, intelligent, and moving.
Spirituality and PracticeApril 29, 2016A superb documentary on a gifted and eccentric female artist who hit her high stride in the 1960s.
Film Journal InternationalApril 27, 2016Entertaining, informative and beautifully rendered documentary homage to the late-20th-century artist [Eva Hesse].
TabletApril 26, 2016Hesse's interest was more a matter of process than product. Begleiter's movie picks up the next two sentences to give Hesse the poignant existential credo that serves as her last word. "Life doesn't last; art doesn't last. It doesn't matter."
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