FLYING: Confessions of a Free Woman is a feature-length documentary in which the filmmaker’s life serves as a vehicle for investigating female identity across countries, cultures, ages and sexual orientations. The film uses experimental, participatory narrative techniques, including passing the camera among subjects during group interviews, to break down the traditional barrier between a filmmaker and the people she portrays. Breaking from her previous works, Fox constructs FLYING around her own experience, allowing audiences to better understand the relationship of the film to its author and its subject to its viewer.
ShareJennifer Fox is an internationally acclaimed award-winning filmmaker and educator. Her first film Beirut: The Last Home Movie was broadcast in 20 coun…
Read Full Bio2007: FLYING: Confessions of a Free Woman premieres at Sundance Film Festival
2007: FLYING: Confessions of a Free Woman is screened at Cinématheque Québecois in Montreal
2007: FLYING: Confessions of a Free Woman has theatrical premiere at Film Forum in New York
2008: FLYING: Confessions of a Free Woman is screened at Walker Center for the Arts in Minneapolis