Bette Gordon's guest appearances

Bette Gordon

The Director's Cut - A DGA Podcast

The Test

BOMBLive!

Tom Ford

Quentin Tarantino

Aaron Sorkin

Terry George

Tony Gilroy

Todd Phillips

Andy Serkis

Matt Reeves

Scott Cooper

Peter Landesman

Peter Hedges

Craig Johnson

Ang Lee

Billy Lynn

Reginald Hudlin

OwlTail

Maggie Greenwald

Director Bette Gordon discusses her new film The Drowning with fellow Director Maggie Greenwald. The film follows child psychologist Tom Seymour who spots a young man trying to commit suicide by jumping off a pier. After rescuing him from the water, Tom realizes he and the young man have met before and their present situation is no mere coincidence.

Episode 75: The Drowning with Bette Gordon and Maggie Greenwald

Bette Gordon is a legend. A critically acclaimed Director &amp; a contemporary of Jim Jarmusch, she's been making films in NYC since the late 70's. Join us for this musically inspired talk about art house cinema in New York &amp; Germany, French New Wave inspirations, how she got her complex &amp; nuanced indie films Variety &amp; Handsome Harry with Steve Buscemi made, &amp; the haunting inspiration behind her glorious new feature, The Drowning.

Liza Johnson

Director Liza Johnson discusses her new film, Elvis &amp; Nixon, with Director Bette Gordon. The film gives a fictionalized account of what might have happened in an unusual meeting between Elvis Presley and President Richard Nixon in the White House, forever immortalized in an iconic photograph in the National Archives.

Episode 21: Elvis & Nixon with Liza Johnson and Bette Gordon

Tom Kalin

Tom Kalin is a filmmaker, teacher, writer, and activist, based in New York. His film credits include directing Swoon, executive producing I Shot Andy Warhol, and Co-Writing with Cindy Sherman Office Killer. Kalin has also created short film and video pieces which are held in the collections of Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris and MoMA, New York. His critical writings have been published in a wide range of publications. Bette Gordon is a New York based filmmaker, and teacher at Columbia.Kalin's 2007 film Savage Grace, tells the tale of socialite Barbara Daly Baekeland's infamous 1972 slaying and the incestuous family dynamics surrounding her murder. Kalin discusses the film with his colleague and BOMB contributing editor Bette Gordon, in front of an audience of Columbia University film students. A Q&amp;A session with the director followed the interview.

Tom Kalin is a filmmaker, teacher, writer, and activist, based in New York. His film credits include directing Swoon, executive producing I Shot Andy Warhol, and Co-Writing with Cindy Sherman Office Killer. Kalin has also created short film and video pieces which are held in the collections of Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris and MoMA, New York. His critical writings have been published in a wide range of publications. Bette Gordon is a New York based filmmaker, and teacher at Columbia.<br><br>Kalin's 2007 film Savage Grace, tells the tale of socialite Barbara Daly Baekeland's infamous 1972 slaying and the incestuous family dynamics surrounding her murder. Kalin discusses the film with his colleague and BOMB contributing editor Bette Gordon, in front of an audience of Columbia University film students. A Q&amp;A session with the director followed the interview.

Tom Kalin & Bette Gordon