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Hace 1 día · “Desperately Seeking Susan” is one of my favorite films of the ‘80s because Seidelman conjures such an air of casual enchantment. It’s a fairy tale of a New York City that’s all cool ...
Hace 1 día · We follow young Susan from her childhood in the 1960s Philadelphia suburbs, when a young woman’s career options revolved around attracting a husband — to New York University’s graduate film program at the end of the ‘70s, located in an East Village that looked like a cross between an artists’ commune and a bombed-out dystopia.”
Hace 16 horas · Desperately seeking Susan — Seidelman, that is. Susan Seidelman’s parents said she had ants in her pants. Her grandmother claimed it was shpilkes. Whatever you called it, though, even at a young age, there was a restlessness about her. Ms. Seidelman mined that tension on the way to becoming a talented and groundbreaking movie director.
Hace 2 días · Susan Seidelman's Memoir. Film director Susan Seidelman was one of the trailblazing female directors of the 1980s, working on classics like "Smithereens" and " Desperately Seeking Susan," and even directing the pilot episode of "Sex and the City." She chronicles her life and career in her new memoir, Desperately Seeking Something: A Memoir ...
Hace 3 días · Becoming a female film director may be easier in today's marketplace with the advent of high production serialized television as well as streaming but when filmmaker Susan Seidelman began her film journey in the early 1970s, there wasn't a clear path. With her new memoir, "Desperately Seeking Something", Seidelman gives a personal, heartfelt ...
Hace 1 día · “Like a lot of memoirs, Desperately Seeking Something is a largely conciliatory affair, which might be a disappointment to those looking for dish about the outsized personalities she’s worked with over the years. Seidelman’s even generous to a screenwriter she says gave her a case of crabs, going on to praise his script for Making…
Hace 5 días · A flick like that deserves a book that sheds light on its origins and production, and that’s just what director Susan Seidelman has created with her memoir Desperately Seeking Something: A Memoir About Movies, Mothers, and Material Girls.
