Josephine Decker

Josephine Decker is an American film director known for experimental, improvisation-inflected features including Butter on the Latch, Thou Wast Mild and Lovely, Madeline's Madeline, and Shirley. Her work often blends theatrical techniques, improvisation, and exploratory cinematography.

Decker's films frequently employ ensemble, improvisational theatre methods and experimental photographic and sound techniques. Madeline's Madeline stars Helena Howard and explores the boundary between art and life.

The available review praises Madeline's Madeline for its exploration of the boundary between art and life, strong performances (notably Helena Howard), theatrical improvisation techniques, experimental photography and supportive sound design. The film is described as a successful bridge between experimental and less niche audiences.

For:Fans of experimental and independent cinema; viewers interested in performance-driven films and films about artistic identity.