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North, Anna
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The life and death of Sophie Stark / Anna North.
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London : Weidenfeld & Nicolson, an imprint of the Orion Publishing Group Ltd, 2015.
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290 pages ; 24 cm.
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An unapologetic filmmaker uses the stories of those around her to create movies that bring her both critical acclaim and ire from the people whose secrets she has exposed. Sophie Stark begins her filmmaking career by creating a documentary about her obsession, Daniel, a college basketball star. But when she becomes too invasive, she finds herself the victim of a cruel retribution. The humiliation does not stop her. Visionary and unapologetic, Sophie begins to use stories from the lives of those around her to create movies, and as she gains critical recognition and acclaim, she risks betraying the one she loves most. Told in a chorus of voices belonging to those who knew Sophie best, this is an intimate portrait of an elusive woman whose monumental talent and relentless pursuit of truth reveal the cost of producing great art.
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Documentary films -- Production and direction -- Fiction
Motion picture producers and directors -- Fiction
Women motion picture producers and directors -- Fiction
Interpersonal relations -- Fiction
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