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Barbara Forever review: Barbara Hammer doc is a feat of queer exhibition

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By Barbara Hammer, Florrie Burke, Joey Carducci
| RogerEbert.com Verified
“Suddenly I found myself not being gone, but being part of the world again.” These words, spoken by the late subject of Brydie O’Connor’s magnificent documentary, “Barbara Forever,” encapsulate with prophetic precision both Barbara Hammer‘s legacy and the film’s ethos. Hammer, an experimental lesbian filmmaker with over 50 years of filmography to rifle through, is a rich subject, though a tricky one.
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Computer Science > Neural and Evolutionary Computing

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By Barbara Hammer, Timo Kötzing, Jurek Sander
| arXiv
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Barbara Forever Reviews - Metacritic

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By Florrie Burke, Barbara Hammer, Brydie O'Connor
| Metacritic
SummaryAn archive-driven exploration of the life, work, and legacy of iconic, pioneering lesbian filmmaker Barbara Hammer. Available after 4 critic reviews User reviews are not available yet Available after 4 critic reviews 100% Positive 3 Reviews 0% Mixed 0 Reviews 0% Negative 0 Reviews Mar 10, 2026 The Film Stage It often feels like a Barbara Hammer film itself while evolving into a sharp, clever montage that moves fast and entertains throughout.
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