Elliot Montague

Elliot Montague is a New York based experimental and narrative filmmaker. Montague received his BA at Hampshire College, majoring in Film and Video Studies and Production and his MFA in Film and Video from the University of California, San Diego. Montague’s work focuses on fluidity of bodies, complexities of familial relationships, and the role of language. Montague has taught for the Tribeca Film Institute and the Urban Arts Partnership in New York City as well as the Rockport Film College, the Maine Media Workshops, and the University of California, San Diego. His work includes "Brother," "WREST," "Sharp Stone Fly," "Mainstay," "Loveship," "Untitled Desert," "Well Dressed," "The Faces of Learning," "Stories from Hamipur," "Wait for Me, Diagnosis," "Gestures," "Fresh Blood," "Lola versus the Soda Machine," "Grandma," and "Bathroom Stories." (7/12)

Through the Skin
A film by Elliot Montague, 2002, 18 min., Color/BW
In this highly personal experimental autobiography, emerging filmmaker Elliot Montague presents a daring meditation on the experience and trauma of gr...