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Kathleen Man Gyllenhaal (born Kathleen Kwai Ching Man; 1974) is an American filmmaker from Hawaii . Education. Man Gyllenhaal graduated from Yale University with a Bachelor of Arts in Film studies and received her Master of Fine Arts from the University of Iowa. [1] .
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- 2000–present
- Filmmaker
- Punahou School
Kathleen Man Gyllenhaal. Director: In Utero. Kathleen Gyllenhaal is an award-winning filmmaker, former Vassar film professor, and co-founder of Upstream Pictures. After graduating from Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii, Kathleen earned a B.A. in Film Studies from Yale with honors and distinction, winning the Yale Film Prize for her essay on ...
- Producer, Director, Writer
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Mini Bio. Kathleen Gyllenhaal is an award-winning filmmaker, former Vassar film professor, and co-founder of Upstream Pictures. After graduating from Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii, Kathleen earned a B.A. in Film Studies from Yale with honors and distinction, winning the Yale Film Prize for her essay on feminist film.
4 giu 2015 · In Utero: Directed by Kathleen Man Gyllenhaal. Scientists converge to prove we're not what we think. New data explains why some face challenges from the start while others thrive. Prepare to be surprised, intrigued by what the future holds for you, your loved ones, and the human race.
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- Kathleen Man Gyllenhaal
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- Documentary, Family
Host a Screening. IN UTERO is a cinematic rumination on what will emerge as one of the most compelling subjects of the 21st Century – life in the womb and its lasting impact on human development, human behavior, and the state of the world. IN UTERO brings together for the first time convincing data that explains that we are not only our genes ...
Director: Stephen Gyllenhaal. Producer: Kathleen Man Gyllenhaal, Stephen Gyllenhaal
- Documentary
Working in both documentary and narrative forms, Kathleen’s work explores themes of motherhood, multiculturalism, freedom, and social change. She is the writer/director of IN UTERO, an award-winning feature-length documentary that explores how emotional traumas endured by pregnant mothers can cause lifelong complications in their children.
