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Donna Deitch (M.F.A. ’76), is a director and producer with more than 25 years of experience in the entertainment industry. Her landmark lesbian love story Desert Hearts (1986) was a hit at the Berlin, Sundance, Telluride and Toronto film festivals. Desert Hearts made an impression on Oprah Winfrey, too, and she subsequently hired Deitch to direct the Emmy-nominated … Continued
28. März 2022 · Stella during questioning at police headquarters Alexanderplatz, 1946. The producer/writer/director, Donna Deitch, optioned the book 20 years ago. She has make dozens of trips to Berlin and New York to track down many of the people in Peter Wyden’s book to get their stories. They’re all deceased now. DONNA DEITCH ddeitchco@me.com. +1 310 ...
20. Juli 2017 · In the early ’80s, Donna Deitch was a recent film school grad with no feature credits looking make a lesbian romance — one that didn’t end with killing its heroines.
9. Juli 2008 · Donna Deitch will be presented with a career achievement award tonight in LA at Outfest which has nurtured and featured gay, lesbian and transgendered images and films for 25 years. Deitch has had an illustrious career as a director but is best known for adapting and directing the seminal lesbian film Desert Hearts.
19. Juli 2017 · One of the most exquisitely swooning images I’ve ever encountered on the big screen occurs exactly an hour into Desert Hearts, Donna Deitch’s tenderly subversive love story that is back in theaters with a lush 4K restoration from Janus Films. In the shot, Cay Rivvers (Patricia Charbonneau), a self-confident sculptor with the coltish energy of an inveterate tomboy, is seen in close-up ...
Donna Deitch. Director: Desert Hearts. Donna Deitch was born on 8 June 1945 in San Francisco, California, USA. She is a director and editor, known for Desert Hearts (1985), NYPD Blue (1993) and Angel on My Shoulder (1998).
Birthplace: San Francisco, California, USA. Though her feature credits have been scant to date, Donna Deitch has earned a very small but honorable place in American film history. More specifically ...
