Movies

"I made a film about suicide illustrating some of the ways I thought I’d kill myself, and literally edited it in about an hour and a half and...

It’s been 16 years, and finally the Diary ends, an unintended ending that visits familiar territory.

Influenced by filmmakers as diverse as Ed Pincus and Carolee Schneemann, Anne Charlotte Robertson was a Boston area Super 8 filmmaker who examined...

Pixilation. Sleeping, cooking, resolving to quit smoking. (Liz Coffey)

Two years into the Diary, Anne began graduate school at Massachusetts College of Art. Reel 26 was shot silently; the soundtrack is an audio recording...

A MassArt student film that finds Robertson experimenting with the complex multiple voices that would play a major role in "Five Year Diary".

The would-be penultimate Diary reel. Anne ruminates about the upcoming end of the Diary – and mourns it, of course. Familiar themes of Dr Who,...

An early work of Anne Charlotte Robertson, where "the sharp self-scrutiny, off-beat humor, and obsessive attention to details and textures that come...

Daily morning trudge and trolley through snow and ice; pigeons, other winter beauties.

Anne’s niece Emily dies. Anne goes into a deep depression.

Introduction; a vegetarian dinner; the lover sleeping; sorting garbage; ex-lovers' art; friends and cocaine; moon; composting sable brushes; the...

Overdoses, breakdown, and rage at system in a stylized mental hospital isolation room.

Short film of filmmaker Anne Charlotte Robertson apologizing to the camera for everything-- From drinking non-organic coffee, to returning her camera...

“Intended as a longer film, this proved sufficient to vignette the nuances of my sadness.” -Anne Charlotte Robertson

Recently restored by the Harvard Film Archive, Pixillation is an astonishing and disarming work of self-portraiture by the late, acclaimed...

Anne mourns the death of her young niece, Emily. (Liz Coffey)

Anne consults the dictionary in this one – what is “fat?” what is “thin?” Inanimate objects are animated, and Anne...