FILM
Raphe Malik: Reflections
15min/USA/2006
Directed by Michael Lucio Sternbach
Vision Volume 3 CD/DVD
67min/USA/2005
Produced by Arts for Art
Filmed by Brian Carpenter, Alan Roth, Robert O'Haire, Michael Lucio
Sternbach
Edited by Michael Lucio Sternbach & Zak Sherzad
Featuring music, performances, interviews: Matthew Shipp, William Parker,
Daniel Carter, Kidd Jordan, Andrew Cyrille, Roy Campbell, Rob Brown, Joe
McPhee, Jin Hi Kim, Patricia Nicholson, Whit Dickey, Steve Dalachinsky, Kali
Fasteau.
VisionFest VisionLive
70min/USA/2003
Produced by Arts for Art
Filmed by Raymond Ross
Video Editing by Michael Lucio Sternbach
Featuring: Jemeel Moondoc, Dave Burrell, Douglas Ewart, Matthew Shipp, Karen
Borca, Kidd Jordan/Fred Anderson 4tet, Peter Kowald.
Music & The Shadow People
Written & orchestrated by William Parker
Produced by Patricia Nicholson Parker
Film by Michael Lucio Sternbach
Mulit-media performance conducted live @ the 2002 Guelph Jazz Festival.
Light Slices My Heart
50min/USA/2002
Directed by William Parker
Edited by William Parker & Michael Lucio Sternbach
"Documents the early years 1975 - 1995 - silent - through home movies,
travel memories, poems" -WP
Guided By The Sun
8min/USA/2002
A conversation w/Sun Ra Arkestra director Marshall Allen in celebration of
the Red Bank International Film Festival's Count Basie Birthday celebration.
Inner Flight
12min/USA/2001
Directed by Michael Lucio Sternbach
A film poem for multi-instrumentalist Eric Dolphy. Featuring live musical
accompaniment by saxophonists Daniel Carter and Sabir Mateen.
Down To The Crux
45min/USA/2000
Directed by Michael Lucio Sternbach
Starring: Archie Shepp, Bill Dixon, Raphe Malik, Joseph Jarman, Kali Z.
Fasteau, Peter Brotzmann, Test, Bill Cole, William Parker, David S. Ware,
Alan Silva, Marshall Allen, DJ Spooky.
"Whatever Ken Burns might have to say on the subject, free jazz was one of
the most important, politically and socially aware art forms of the 1960s,
and it remains so to this day. The development of free jazz in the 60s
paralleled that of the civil rights movement and their histories are
uniquely intertwined. Down to the Crux is a music documentary that moves
beyond the sounds to examine the context within which they were created.
Weaving together archival footage of protests and street riots with musical
performances and interviews with the likes of William Parker, David S. Ware,
Bill Dixon, Peter Brotzmann, Alan Silva, Marshall Allen and Archie Shepp,
Down to the Crux captures the art form's fiery message of freedom and
transcendence, and its attempts to break down both musical and social
barriers." -NY Underground Film Festival
Wake Up Angels
12 min/USA/2000
Directed by Michael Lucio Sternbach
A short film documenting a young woman's immersion into the subliminal.
Starring Gia Catanzarite.
Complete Communion
30min/USA/1999
Directed by Michael Lucio Sternbach
Crappier version of Down To The Crux. Shot on VHS/Hi-8. Featuring Archie
Shepp, Raphe Malik, William Parker, Thurston Moore, Sabir Mateen and Roy
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