Mark Massi Trailers
Architecture Of Mountains TrailerSilverlake Life: Epilogue TrailerSilverlake Life: The View from Here Trailer
Most Popular Mark Massi Trailers
Total trailers found: 8
Atrapados Trailer (1981)
02 September 1981
Alba is a mystic who lives in an underground apartment. A plumber named Carlos is visiting her when a disaster causes the building to collapse, trapping both of them.
Silverlake Life: The View from Here Trailer (1993)
21 January 1993
An extraordinary video diary about living with AIDS documenting, with guts and humor, the love and dedication of longtime companions Tom Joslin and Mark Massi, from the emotional challenge of living with a fatal illness to the frustration of maintaining daily routines,.
Architecture Of Mountains Trailer (2012)
02 June 2012
Prior to leaving Hampshire College in 1980, Tom was working on a 16mm film inspired by Jose Arguelles' book, The Transformative Vision: Reflections on the Nature and History of Human Expression.
Blackstar: Autobiography of a Close Friend Trailer (1976)
11 February 1976
In this experimental, self-ethnographic documentary, Tom Joslin blends breathtaking, moving snapshots from the natural world, filmic cultural touchstones, and cutting (pseudo) cinéma vérité to dissect and reassemble his gay identity despite constant warnings to stay in the closet.
Shooting At Work Trailer (1976)
11 February 1976
An unused excerpt for Blackstar: Autobiography of a Close Friend. No sound copies are known to exist.
Silverlake Life: Epilogue Trailer (2003)
13 March 2003
The continuing political significance of Silverlake Life is brought into clearer focus. Another friend of Tom Joslin and Mark Massi, Elaine Mayes recorded footage of Mark’s decline after Tom’s death, which is where the original version ends.
Winnebago Wife Trailer (1979)
02 October 1979
A situation comedy about a middle-American wife who by mistake marries the gay best man at her wedding.
Blackstar: Autobiography of an Old Friend Trailer (1977)
18 July 1977
"In this experimental, self-ethnographic 1977 documentary, Tom Joslin (1946-1990) blends breathtaking, moving snapshots from the natural world, filmiccultural touchstones, and cutting (pseudo) cinéma vérité to dissect and reassemble his gay identity despite constant warnings to stay in the closet.
