Beatrice Gibson is a French-British filmmaker whose works are known for their experimental and emotive nature. Resolutely feminist in form and content, Gibson’s films explore the personal and the political, while also drawing on cult figures from experimental literature and poetry—from Kathy Acker to Gertrude Stein. Collapsing fiction and documentary, and liquefying both, Gibson’s oeuvre ranges from experimental autobiography to nocturnal thriller and cast friends and influences as their characters and co-creators. Collaboration and credit are at the heart of Gibson’s practice.