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New Feature Film: recLAmation - Interview about the film projectCurrently on tour with make/shift magazine
Music Videos : Melange LaVonne "Domestic Violence"
Short Films:
HD Video/Stop-Motion, Color, RT: 5 min (2011) Collaborative feature film adaptation of Michelle Tea's novel Valencia. Transliminal Criminal
Super 8 MM, Color / Black and Whilte - silent ExperiMental Film Collaboration, RT: 8 min (2009) Co-Directed by Hilary Goldberg & Bonfire Madigan Shive.
16 MM, Black and White -- Film Noir / Metafiction, RT: 11 min 30 sec (2007) Written and Directed by Hilary Goldberg Starring Michelle Tea, Guinevere Turner and Clint Catalyst. Produced by: Candi Guterres, Jasmine Marie Alhambra, and Eric Bassett Original Music: Emily Wells Synopsis: An aspiring author is offered the chance to be the front person for a literary hoax and discovers a far worse fate than rejection. Check out the winter 2008 noir issue 42 of Bitch Magazine for an interview with Hilary about "in the Spotlight" written by Jessica Hoffmann DVD/CD Available Soon!
Video, Dark Comedy, RT: 10 min (2005) Written and Directed by Hilary Goldberg. Produced by Cesar Vega. Starring Guinevere Turner, Vaginal Davis, Katrina Phillips, and Dinah Lee. Lovely, a struggling psychic is contacted by Bruce B., an ambitious gay spirit bent on fulfilling his earthly desire for a tv show.
Video, Drama, RT: 12min (2003) Written, Directed and Edited by Hilary Goldberg Two weeks after a deadly virus is released into the atmosphere, a group of diverse friends struggle to survive beyond the lack of food, despondent pirate radiobroadcasts, a suicide wish, and a stalker.
Feature Films: "Render is an in-depth, often moving, portrait of DiFranco as a touring artist. It's also more than serviceable as thought-provoking commentary on the American criminal justice system. It goes without saying: Render is a must-have for DiFranco fans." --Sal Cinquemani © slant magazine Render: Spanning Time with Ani DiFranco
Video and Super 8 MM, Documentary Film Collaboration RT: 1hr 52min (2002) Co-Directed and Co-Edited by Hilary Goldberg and Ani DiFranco, Released by Righteous Babe Records A do-it-yourself documentary recorded intermittently over five years on the road and in the studio with folksinger Ani DiFranco. Hilary Goldberg directed and edited the film along side collaborator Ani D, and with over 600 hours of video and Super 8 footage to edit, there was a lot to render. Along the way, the viewer can marvel at the stunningly deconstructed landscape of Buffalo, NY, and meet some incredible lawyers from The Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta. Live shows and behind the scenes footage coalesce with political inspiration and creation. |
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