Jennifer Reeder - Slow and steady wins the race

Ever since she picked up her first camera, Jennifer Reeder has directed more than 44 films... and counting. On top of that, she still finds the time to be an art teacher who's perspective on what art actually is has shifted over the years, as we learned in our Short Talks interview at Berlinale 2015.

Jennifer Reeder depicts her work as feminist - challenging and disrupting common stereotypes. Her Berlinale short film Blood Below the Skin fits that description in every way, but never feels overly pretentious. We would later meet and interview her again, when she returned to Berlin as a judge for the Berlinale Shorts 2024 competition.

 

Short Talks with Jennifer Reeder:

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Her Berlinale short film Blood Below the Skin:

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More about Jennifer Reeder & Short Talks:

• Short Talks on YouTube
• Blood Below the Skin in the Berlinale archive and free to watch on Vimeo
• Jennifer Reeder - official website