Peter Rubin is a film critic, a teacher, and a filmmaker. He left New York for Amsterdam in 1968. With Willum Thijssen and Paul de Mol he founded Holland Experimental Film (HEF) in the 70's, a cooperative which allowed a wide diffusion of local experimental cinema. At the end of this decade, Rubin set up Experiment 79 which discovered on a large scale east european experimental cinema (Yougoslavia, Hungary, Poland). For the 10-11th issue of CinémAction dedicated to Avant-Garde cinema, he coordinated the chapters about east european cinema.
Peter Rubin has 8 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Signature works include The Vegetarians, The Day is two feet long, Environment II. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
