by Sandra Brennan
biography
Filmmaker Joyce Chopra gained a reputation as a feminist filmmaker in 1972 when she directed and starred in the documentary Joyce at 34, which examined the effect of her pregnancy on her filmmaking career. She continued making documentaries until 1986 when her first fictional feature-film Smooth Talk, adapted from a story by Joyce Carol Oates, appeared. In 1989, she directed her second feature, The Lemon Sisters, in conjunction with producer/star Diane Keaton.
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2006 | |||
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2003 | |||
The Last Cowboy
Director |
2003 | |||
Blonde
Director |
2001 | |||
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Rip Girls [TV Series]
Director |
2000 | |||
Murder in a Small Town
Director |
1999 | |||
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Replacing Dad
Director |
1999 | |||
The Lady in Question
Director |
1999 | |||
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Convictions
Director |
1997 | |||
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L.A. Johns
Director |
1997 | |||
My Very Best Friend
Director |
1997 | |||
| 1995 | ||||
Disappearance of Nora
Director |
1993 | |||
Baby Snatcher
Director |
1992 | |||
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Danger of Love
Director |
1992 | |||
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1991 | |||
The Lemon Sisters
Director |
1990 | |||
Smooth Talk
Director |
1985 | |||
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Martha Clarke, Light and Dark
Director, Editor, Producer |
1981 | |||
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Happy Mother's Day
Director |
1963 | |||
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Joyce at 34
Director |
NOT YET RELEASED |
