Nathaniel Dorsky
Directing 1943-01-01 New York City, New York, USA
Raised in New York on a steady diet of Westerns and Disney True-Life Adventures, Nathaniel Dorsky started shooting 8mm movies at the age of eleven. In 1963, when he had just turned 20, he made Ingreen, a boldly symbolic psychodrama about a young man’s sexual coming of age. At that film’s premiere, he met soon-to-be fellow filmmaker Jerome Hiler, who would become his partner in life and a major inspiration for his work. (“We were filming for one another,” Hiler recently said.) In 1971 the two mov…
Known For
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Diaries, Notes, and Sketches
1968
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Library
1970
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Holiday
1968
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Hours for Jerome
1982
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Rembrandt Laughing
1989
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Word Is Out: Stories of Some of Our Lives
1977
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Carriage Trade
1972
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Nathaniel Dorsky: An Interview
2014
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Divided Loyalties
1978
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Interview with Nathaniel Dorsky
2011
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Letter to D.H. in Paris
1967
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New Shores
2012