
JoAnn Elam
Known for
Directing
Born
April 20, 1949
Died
June 25, 2009 (aged 60)
Biography
JoAnn Elam (April 20, 1949 – June 25, 2009) was a Chicago-based filmmaker. Her films explored the themes of feminism and she was best known for her film Rape (1978). Elam also worked on other political and social documentaries such as her unfinished film Everyday People (1979–1990).
Not only did Elam's work focus on these themes but she also focused on everyday life in her films. While living in San Francisco,California, and Yellow Springs, Ohio, where she attended Antioch College, Elam had completed these everyday life documentary films. These films and her other films were produced on 16mm and 8mm films, but mainly 8mm.
Her films Rape and Everyday People have been subjects of great inter...
Best known work
Filmography
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Closet FilmDirector
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Light LeakDirector
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Backyard WinterDirector
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Covered BridgeDirector
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Joe & GreensDirector
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DisabuseDirector
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Derek 10-70Director
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BCDirector
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Soap + FireDirector
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Pup BirthDirector
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PopcornDirector
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Moody MovieDirector
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Last Whole Earth CatalogDirector
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FireDirector
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Christmas TreeDirector
1990
Everyday PeopleDirector
1985
Collards Garden, 1985Director
1984
WindowsDirector
1984
Monterey '84Director
1984
GarbageDirector
1984
Cold Day with ChuckDirector
1982
DC '82 HomeDirector
1982
Lie Back & Enjoy ItDirector
1981
1981
MovingDirector









