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Brooklyn filmmaker Jennifer Reeves transforms 1965 therapy sessions into ethical portrait of womanhood
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Brooklyn filmmaker Jennifer Reeves transforms 1965 therapy sessions into ethical portrait of womanhood
On Wednesday evening in HSSC A2231, Brooklyn-based film artist Jennifer Reeves stood before an audience introducing “The Gloria of Your Imagination,” a live dual-projection performance in which half the film ran digitally and the other half was projected on 16mm film, built from unlikely source material — the 1965 educational film “Three Approaches to Psychotherapy.” The original film documents a 30-year-old waitress and single mother named Glor…
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