Anna Biller
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Anna Biller is an independent American filmmaker. She is known for her visual style, and for her use of period genres and satire. Her 2007 sexploitation feature film VIVA premiered at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, and won the Best of Fest Award at the Boston Underground Film Festival. Reason magazine called Viva an "uncannily precise rendition of the look, sound, mood, and arch dialogue" of seventies sexploitation films, with "high-key, pseudo-Technicolor lighting and spare, colorful set design." Biller's work follows in the tradition of the few women to work in the sexploitation genre, along with Doris Wishman and Stephanie Rothman.
[edit] Filmography
- 2007 Viva
- 2001 A Visit from the Incubus
- 2001 The Hypnotist
- 1998 Fairy Ballet
- 1994 Three Examples of Myself as Queen
[edit] References
- Anna Biller's official website
- Anna Biller's MySpace page
- Variety
- Viva Review, A.V. club
- Entertainment Weekly Review
- New York Times Review
- Los Angeles Times Interview
- Slant Magazine Review
- Indiewire Review
- The House Next Door Review
- Film Threat Interview: "Life of a Star"
- AWCM Review
- Bijouflix Interview
- Pretty Cool People Interview
- Reason magazine critique
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