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Jem Alan Cohen (born 1962) is an Afghan-born American filmmaker based in New York City. Cohen is especially known for his observational portraits of urban landscapes, blending of media formats (sixteen-millimetre, Super 8, videotape) and collaborations with musicians.
Jem Cohen es un director y guionista nacido en el año 1962 en Afganistán conocido por Museum Hours, Instrument, Chain, Benjamin Smoke, R.E.M. feat. Patti Smith: E-Bow the Letter (Vídeo musical), Counting, R.E.M.: Nightswimming (Vídeo musical), Lost Book Found, A Tale of Two Cities (C) y Drink Deep (C)
Observador atento de los procesos actuales de su sociedad y el mundo, Cohen deslumbró en Bafici por su simpleza y lucidez, así como por su talento a la hora de filmar. A continuación, una pequeña entrevista.
The Ettes is a garage rock revival band consisting of Lindsay "Coco" Hames, Maria "Poni" Silver, and Jeremy "Jem" Cohen. The band formed in 2004 in Los Angeles, California and is currently based in Nashville, Tennessee.
Biography. Filmmaker/photographer Cohen's feature-length films include Museum Hours, Counting, Chain, Benjamin Smoke, Instrument, and World Without End (No Reported Incidents). Shorts include Lost Book Found, Little Flags, Anne Truitt – Working. and Ballad of Philip Guston.
One of American cinema’s foremost travelers—not only to places, but between traditional kinds of movies—Jem Cohen’s films excitedly hum as essential transmissions we need to see and hear. Perhaps none of his work is as electric in this way as Counting, an intoxicating mix travelogue and essay film.
Jem Cohen was born in 1962 in Kabul, Afghanistan. He is a director and cinematographer, known for Museum Hours (2012), Chain (2004) and Benjamin Smoke (2000).
