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Notes for Jerome (1978)

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Released July 3, 1978Runtime 0h 45mDirector Jonas Mekas

A tribute to Jonas Mekas' late friend and patron, Jerome Hill. Filmed on 16mm across three visits to Hill’s estate in Cassis, France, the film plays out as a tender visual diary of memory, passing time, and artistic exile. While the film focuses on daily life rather than explicit sexuality, it breathes with queer history. Hill was a closeted gay philanthropist who used his immense wealth to shelter and fund underground, heavily queer creatives. Mekas captures the warm, intimate atmosphere of this sanctuary, featuring legendary gay avant-garde icons like Warhol superstar Taylor Mead and actor Charles Rydell. Dedicated "to the wind of Lithuania" and featured in the 1979 Whitney Biennial, the film ultimately stands as a beautifully soft, authentic time capsule of a safe haven built by and for mid-century queer radicals.

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Cast of Notes for Jerome

Jerome Hill

Jerome Hill

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Jonas Mekas

Jonas Mekas

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Taylor Mead

Taylor Mead

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Bernadette Lafont

Bernadette Lafont

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Noël Burch

Noël Burch

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Judith Malina

Judith Malina

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Julian Beck

Julian Beck

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Jean-Jacques Lebel

Jean-Jacques Lebel

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Who stars in Notes for Jerome?

Notes for Jerome stars Jerome Hill, Jonas Mekas, Taylor Mead, Bernadette Lafont, Charles Rydell.

Who directed Notes for Jerome?

Notes for Jerome was directed by Jonas Mekas.

How long is Notes for Jerome?

Notes for Jerome has a runtime of 0h 45m.

What is Notes for Jerome about?

A tribute to Jonas Mekas' late friend and patron, Jerome Hill. Filmed on 16mm across three visits to Hill’s estate in Cassis, France, the film plays out as a tender visual diary of memory, passing time, and artistic exile. While the film focuses on daily life rather than explicit sexuality, it breathes with queer history. Hill was a closeted gay philanthropist who used his immense wealth to shelter and fund underground, heavily queer creatives. Mekas captures the warm, intimate atmosphere of this sanctuary, featuring legendary gay avant-garde icons like Warhol superstar Taylor Mead and actor Charles Rydell. Dedicated "to the wind of Lithuania" and featured in the 1979 Whitney Biennial, the film ultimately stands as a beautifully soft, authentic time capsule of a safe haven built by and for mid-century queer radicals.