Posted by Jennifer Fox on Apr 10th, 2012 | 0 comments
Thanks to all of you, our auction this week for the American TV PR Campaign for MY REINCARNATION was a huge success! Khyentse Yeshe’s words of wisdom – that ‘we fail until we succeed’ – were in full operating mode the last days. Both precious auction items sold in a last minute bidding frenzy. The Tara Statue donated by Rinpoche sold for $6,501and the Vajrasatva Thangka donated by…
Posted by Jennifer Fox on Apr 5th, 2012 | 0 comments
I remember when I first met Khyentse Yeshe, the son and protagonist in MY REINCARNATION, he said to me in an off handed way, “Whenever you try to do something difficult, you fail and fail and fail, until you succeed.” At first I didn’t relate at all. The word “failure” is very un-American. In fact it is something almost extinct from the American business and political vocabulary. But…
Posted by Jennifer Fox on Apr 3rd, 2012 | 0 comments
People think I am a gypsy, and from all external measures I seem to be so. But I have one little secret: I have lived in the same loft in Tribeca, in Manhattan, for thirty years. Meanwhile, my boyfriend has lived in his same apartment in Zurich for fifteen years, ten of which we have been together. Recently though, he found a new larger place to live and proposed moving. I agreed with him, all…
Posted by Jennifer Fox on Mar 20th, 2012 | 0 comments
OK so I admit it, I am one of the privileged human beings who gets to travel the world making films from my passion like MY REINCARNATION. These last days, I was in Bucharest at One World Romania, where they were doing a retrospective of my work and premiering MY REINCARNATION. I also gave a Masterclass in a way cool, coffee lounge at the Orange Store there. For those of you have not been to…
Posted by Jennifer Fox on Mar 13th, 2012 | 0 comments
This weekend, in the midst of the second year of MY REINCARNATION’s international tour, I came across this poster at a screening at the Kunstmuseum in Bern, Swizerland: “Art Comes From Need.” I had to pause for a moment, and then a second moment, and then again. ‘Yes,’ my heart said to myself: ‘I make films out of need, absolute need. Desperate need.’ Then another thought, ‘And…