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Storm De Hirsch

Storm De Hirsch

Director

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Biography

Storm de Hirsch (1912–2000) was an American poet and filmmaker. She was a key figure in the New York avant-garde film scene of the 1960s, and one of the founding members of the Film-Makers' Cooperative. Although often overlooked by historians, in recent years she has been recognized as a pioneer of underground cinema. Description above from the Wikipedia article Storm de Hirsch, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

Directed

  1. Peyote Queen (1965) — Director
  2. Third Eye Butterfly (1968) — Director
  3. Goodbye in the Mirror (1964) — Director
  4. Divinations (1964) — Director
  5. For Life, Against the War (1967) — Director
  6. Geometrics of the Kabbalah (1975) — Director
  7. September Express (1973) — Director
  8. Sing Lotus (1966) — Director
  9. Trap Dance (1968) — Director
  10. An Experiment in Meditation (1971) — Director
  11. Jefferson Market (1970) — Director
  12. Leaves, Bushes, Snake, Pearls, Woman in Half-Mask — Director
  13. Heathrow — Director
  14. Jonas in the Brig (1965) — Director
  15. A Reticule of Love (1963) — Director
  16. The Recurring Dream (1965) — Director
  17. Aristotle (1965) — Director
  18. Malevich at the Guggenheim (1965) — Director
  19. Silently, Bearing Totem of a Bird (1962) — Director
  20. Ives House-Woodstock (1965) — Director
  21. Charlotte Moorman's Avant-Garde Festival #9 (1972) — Director
  22. Cine-Songs Program (1969) — Director
  23. Shaman, A Tapestry for Sorcerers (1967) — Director
  24. The Tattooed Man (1971) — Director
  25. Cayuga Run (1967) — Director
  26. Wintergarden. Hudson River Diary Book: III (1973) — Director
  27. River Ghost. Hudson River Diary Book: IV (1973) — Director
  28. Lace of Summer (1973) — Director
  29. Journey Around a Zero (1963) — Director
  30. Deep in the Mirror Embedded (1965) — Director

Also appeared in

  1. Diaries, Notes, and Sketches (1968) — Self
  2. Birth of a Nation (1997) — Self
  3. Dirt (1965)
  4. Galaxie (1966) — Self