
Directing · Born Mar 27, 1949 · Died Sep 15, 2012 (63) · Columbus, Ohio, USA
Anne Charlotte Robertson is an American filmmaker born on March 27, 1949 in Columbus, Ohio, and died of cancer on September 15, 2012 in Framingham, Massachusetts. She is considered a pioneer of experimental cinema in the first person. Anne Charlotte Robertson grew up in a middle-class Protestant family. She studied film in Boston at the Massachusetts College of Arts where she is a student of the great American master of the Super 8 Saul Levine. She also chooses this medium which, at the time, was the most accessible. She is also influenced by filmmakers as different as Ed Pincus or Carolee Schneemann. Five Year Diary - A monumental self-portrait, a gigantic 36-hour corpus, divided into 85 reels with a duration of 26 minutes, Five Year Diary is the most important work of the filmmaker. Covering two decades, this chronicle of her daily life in Massachusetts is a vulnerable documentation of the filmmaker's struggle to survive her depression. Dark and intense interior monologues, tinged here and there with the humor and self-deprecation of the artist's consciousness of her illness, give this therapeutic experience in the cinema its fullest depth. (Wikipedia France)

My Cat, My Garden, and 9/11
2001

Five Year Diary, Reel 83: Untitled (December 24, 1995–March 18, 1997)
1997

Five-Year Diary
199710.0

Five Year Diary, Reel 81: Mourning Emily (September 27, 1994–January 29, 1995)
1995

Five Year Diary, Reel 80: Emily Died (May 14–September 26, 1994)
1994

Melon Patches, or Reasons to Go On Living
1994

Five Year Diary, Reel 76: Fall to Spring (October 30, 1991–March 28, 1992)
1992

Apologies
1990

Filmers Almanac - Anne Robertson - March 27
1988

Five Year Diary, Reel 56: Christmas ‘87, New Year ’88 (November 21, 1987–January 22, 1988)
1988

Five Year Diary, Reel 47: I Thought the Film Would End (October 21–November 2, 1986)
1986

Talking to Myself
1985

Kafka Kamera
1985

Five Year Diary, Reel 41: California, Massachusetts & Wyoming (August 28–December 25, 1984)
1984

Five Year Diary, Reel 40: Visiting Grandmother ‘84, Wyoming (July 17–August 26, 1984)
1984

Depression Focus Please
19848.5

Five Year Diary, Reel 31: Niagara Falls (August 19–28, 1983)
1983

Five Year Diary, Reel 26: First Semester Graduate School (February 28–May 20, 1983)
1983

Magazine Mouth
19838.0

Five Year Diary, Reel 23: A Breakdown (and) After the Mental Hospital (September 1–December 13, 1982)
1982

Five Year Diary, Reel 22: A Short Affair (and) Going Crazy (August 23–September 1, 1982)
1982

Five Year Diary, Reel 9: Happy Birthday ’33 (March 17–27, 1982)
1982

Five Year Diary, Reel 5: Mourning (January 23–30, 1982)
1982

Five Year Diary, Reel 4: My Father Died (January 10–21, 1982)
1982

Five Year Diary, Reel 3: Christmas 1981 New Year 1982 (December 22, 1981–January 9, 1982)
1982

Five Year Diary, Reel 2: The Definitions of Fat and Thin (December 13–22, 1981)
1981

Five Year Diary, Reel 1: The Beginning Thanksgiving (November 3–December 13, 1981)
1981

Locomotion
1981

Suicide
19795.7

Going to Work
1976

Subways
1976

Pixillation
1976

My Cat, My Garden, and 9/11
2001

Five Year Diary, Reel 83: Untitled (December 24, 1995–March 18, 1997)
1997

Five-Year Diary
199710.0

Five Year Diary, Reel 81: Mourning Emily (September 27, 1994–January 29, 1995)
1995

Five Year Diary, Reel 80: Emily Died (May 14–September 26, 1994)
1994

Melon Patches, or Reasons to Go On Living
1994