The eight independent documentary filmmakers who came together to start IDD are: @blackscrackle Hannah Jayanti Sara Dosa Sasha Wortzel @skdocs 𝚄𝚛𝚜𝚞𝚕𝚊 𝙻𝚒𝚊𝚗𝚐 Eddie Martinez Samara Grace Chadwick. #docsgetreal #IDD #IndependentDocumenaryDirectors International Documentary Association (IDA)

Join us on IG Live today as we talk to our Points North Fellows, and tune in to see their pitches this Saturday 10/10 at 1p! 11am Sasha Wortzel 3:30pm Thiago Zanato 4:30pm Alison Thanks to @showtime Documentary Films! #ciff2020 #camdeniff #youcangetherefromthere #film

🎥 Coming soon to Field of Vision: THIS IS AN ADDRESS, Sasha Wortzel's new doc that captures the gentrification of Sylvia Rivera’s New York. Sasha spoke with douglas greenwood at i-D and shared a clip from the upcoming film. i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/…

Sylvia Rivera's cultural legacy in New York still holds strong, but the place she called home has changed exponentially since she died. A new short film by @SashaWortzel and @FieldOfVision captures that sad transition perfectly. i-D i-d.vice.com/en_uk/article/…

📽️ TODAY: The online debut of THIS IS AN ADDRESS, Sasha Wortzel's meditative film on displacement, erasure, and queer communities along New York's Hudson River piers. via @Hyperallergic hyperallergic.com/596265/this-is…

Congratulations to the 2020 winners of #TheEllies 🍾 In addition to the prestigious Michael Richards Award, this year we also introduced The Ellies Social Justice Award. Meet all 48 winning artists and art teachers at TheEllies.org

New from Field of Vision: Watch THIS IS AN ADDRESS, a short film by Sasha Wortzel about the Stonewall veterans and HIV-positive New Yorkers who took up residency along the Hudson piers in the 1990s. Many faced barriers to health care due to their lack of "permanent address."

With beautiful and deeply attentive framing by Dessane Lopez Cassell

Y'all better speak precisely when talking about southern states. The most powerful and innovative organizers have been trying to transform the region for generations. Don't turn your backs on their hard work for a cute, quippy, self-righteous put down.

might be a big “ask” considering we are the perpetual laughingstock of the nation, but please take note: the organizing & coalition-building & mutual aid all over florida (like many southern states)—north to south—is inspiring & incredible, & voter suppression is very real.

COVID, racial injustice and environmental degradation are all connected, & sometimes we need the arts to draw the through line bit.ly/3anG7gL v WLRN Public Media Christine DiMattei Oolite Arts Sasha Wortzel

Join GSW & WSU OMSE for a viewing and discussion of Happy Birthday, Marsha! directed by @tourmaliiine & Sasha Wortzel as we recognize Black and Trans Women’s History in Women's History Month. Wed. March 24th, 4-5pm getinvolved.wayne.edu/event/6949837

.Sasha Wortzel’s recent works emphasize her search for a sonic, visual, and cinematic language to both acknowledge those whose histories have been systematically erased and to interrogate the very processes by which that erasure occurs. Oolite Arts miaminewtimes.com/arts/things-to…

To commemorate #TransDayOfVisibility, a tribute to Stonewall veteran and civil rights pioneer Sylvia Rivera by Sasha Wortzel fieldofvision.org/this-is-an-add…

Existential dread suffused Sasha Wortzel’s “Dreams of Unknown Islands,” an exhibition at Miami's Oolite Arts that carefully considered how Florida’s sublimated colonial history intersects with its present-day ecological ruin, writes Erica Dawn Lyle. artforum.com/print/reviews/…

Sasha Wortzel's THIS IS AN ADDRESS will screen at #BAMcinemaFest this year!

‘River of Grass’ by Sasha Wortzel & Danielle Varga: A journey through the past, present, and precarious future of the Florida Everglades, an imperiled and iconic American region on the verge of collapse.

Sasha Wortzel's THIS IS AN ADDRESS is an ode to trans icon and activist Sylvia Rivera, who advocated for poor and working-class LGBTQ people made homeless by the AIDS crisis. fieldofvision.org/this-is-an-add…

▪️ River of Grass dir. Sasha Wortzel (Sasha Wortzel) prod. Danielle Varga ▪️ There Was, There Was Not dir. Emily Mkrtichian prod. Mara Adina