This experimental documentary about the director’s grandmother was shot over a ten-year period, creating an unexpected and powerful portrait of old age. Remembering an old woman in fragmented and alienated associations. The attempt to find one’s own history in the image of the late grandmother. An attempt also to bridge the gap between a sentiment and its linguistic form with the means of video aesthetics. A radically experimental work.
– David Larcher

Web page (Perspective) with descriptions of David Larcher’s films, 1st December, 2003.pdf here

‘Video/void’ review by Foxy Gifford printed in Issue 5 of ‘Eyeball – Sex & Humour in World Cinema’.pdf here

Short summary of ‘Granny’s Is’, edition a voir catalogue, organised by the LVA [undated].pdf here

Programme with information on works exhibited at ‘Cinematic Exploration – Expanding Screens 1960 – 1975’, January 25th – 30th 2004, Lumiere Cinema, including Larcher’s ‘Granny’s Is’.pdf here

Catalogue from 4.Videonale in Bonn, includes information on ‘Granny’s Is’. pdf here