LynneStopkewich(born1964)isaCanadianfilmdirector,particularlynotableasthedirectorofthefilmKissed(1996). LynneStopkewich Born 1964 Nationality Canadian Almamater ConcordiaUniversity, UniversityofBritishColumbia Occupation filmdirector HistoryEdit In1987,StopkewichobtainedherBachelorofFineArtsDegreeinfilmstudiesfromConcordiaUniversity,followedin1996b...(展开全部) LynneStopkewich(born1964)isaCanadianfilmdirector,particularlynotableasthedirectorofthefilmKissed(1996). LynneStopkewich Born 1964 Nationality Canadian Almamater ConcordiaUniversity, UniversityofBritishColumbia Occupation filmdirector HistoryEdit In1987,StopkewichobtainedherBachelorofFineArtsDegreeinfilmstudiesfromConcordiaUniversity,followedin1996byaMasterofFineArtsDegreeinfilmstudiesfromtheDepartmentofTheatreandFilmattheUniversityofBritishColumbia.HerfirstshortfilmsweremadewhileatConcordia.KissedcommenceddevelopmentasStopkewich'sthesisfeatureattheUniversityofBritishColumbia,towhichStopkewichlaterreturnedasafacultymember.[1] InadditiontoKissed,StopkewichhasdirectedthefeaturefilmSuspiciousRiver(2000).ShehasalsodirectedvarioustelevisionepisodesofBliss,DaVinci'sInquest,TheLWord,ThisIsWonderlandandTheShieldsStories.[2]Stopkewichgenerallypreferstoworkwithcastandcrewwithwhomshehasworkedbefore,mostnotably,theactressMollyParker.."[3] Stopkewich'sapproachtothegazeinfilmisinpartinformedbyfeministfilmtheory,[4]andthusherfilmshavebeendescribedasbeing"darklyfeminist."[5]Canadiansalsoseeinherfilms"astrongsenseoflocalculture"whichrises"abovetheAmericanappropriationofVancouverasabackdropforAmericangenericculture."[6] SheistheVancouverdirectoronHereAtHome,a2012NationalFilmBoardofCanadawebdocumentaryexploringtheMentalHealthCommissionofCanada'seffortstoendhomelessnessforpeoplewithmentalillnessviaitsAtHomeinitiative.[7]