Ann Oren

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Ann Oren is a visual artist and filmmaker. Her films and video installations explore performative qualities and fantasy in everyday life. The characters in her films exist in the liminal space between performers and audience as she investigates collective desire and legends from the history of literature, theater and cinema. Her work's institutional presentations include The Moscow Biennial for Young Art, The Hammer Museum, The Tel-Aviv museum, Anthology film archives, Apexart and Kindl - Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst. Festival screenings include Rotterdam, BFI London, Slamdance, Oberhausen Kurzfilmtage, Dok Leipzig, Locarno and Ann Arbor. Born in Tel-Aviv (1979), Ann studied Film (BA) and Fine Arts (MA) at the school of visual arts, NY. She lives/works in Berlin.

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Camera Operator:
2023  Resolution

Director:
2017  Deux femmes (for Man Ray)
2017  The World Is Mine
2019  Blue
2020  Passage
2023  Piaffe
2023  Resolution
2024  Objet A
2024  Pirouette

Editor:
2017  Deux femmes (for Man Ray)
2017  The World Is Mine
2019  Blue
2020  Passage
2023  Piaffe
2023  Resolution
2024  Objet A
2024  Pirouette

Screenplay:
2017  Deux femmes (for Man Ray)
2017  The World Is Mine
2019  Blue
2020  Passage
2023  Piaffe
2023  Resolution
2024  Objet A
2024  Pirouette

Writer:
2017  Deux femmes (for Man Ray)
2017  The World Is Mine
2019  Blue
2020  Passage
2023  Piaffe
2023  Resolution
2024  Objet A
2024  Pirouette

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