The sudden death of filmmaker and writer Marjorie Keller in 1994 silenced the voice of a major contributor to the art of the moving image. But both on film and in words, Keller left behind a unique body of work that has been undeservedly overlooked in the decades since her death. Through a collection of essays by contemporary film scholars combined with a selection of Keller's own published writing, In the Absence of Marjorie Keller explores both Keller's seminal role in bringing a feminist awareness to the history of experimental film and the unique personal vision that pervades her own work as a film artist. ught can finally be seen in this book.
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