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Conversations with Jean Rouch
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Filmmaker Name:
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Ann McIntosh
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Film Length:
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40 min
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Film Year:
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2004
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Duration:
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21-45 min
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Decade:
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2000s
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Color:
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color
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Subject:
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Methods and Practices
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This intimate, revealing film of conversations between Jean Rouch and a number of filmmakers and friends including John Marshall is unlike any past films on Rouch's life and work. It was shot over a two-year period, 1978-80 by his friend, Ann McIntosh, who taught video under Ricky Leacock at MIT. There are some fascinating insights as he discusses his methodology with students at Harvard and Hampshire College in western Massachusetts. He also reflects on war and the role he played as an engineer in France during WWII and lighter moments vacationing with his wife.
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