Ross Lipman

American film director and archivist, Ross Lipman, was born in 1964 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, and has been active in the film industry since the late 1980s. He is best known for his works in documentary and experimental genre, with his most famous film being the critically acclaimed "Notfilm" (2015), a cinematic exploration of Samuel Beckett's first and only foray into the medium. Lipman's work often delves into the rich complexities of film history and restoration, a unique authorial style that has earned him a Special Mention at the Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival. Ross Lipman, with his profound passion for film preservation and his knack for unearthing the hidden gems of cinema history, truly embodies the spirit of a cinematic archaeologist.