Lisa Steele Movies

Modern Love is the story of Xerox operator, Robin, who falls in love with a sleazy show business type named Lamont Del Monte. Their disastrous love...

A docudrama about Leo Mantha, the last man hanged in British Columbia who, in 1958 murdered his male lover on a Victoria naval base. The film...

“Talking Tongues” (10 min.) finds Steele delivering a monologue as Beatrice Small, a woman who was abused by her husband. - True/False...

Set in a tuberculosis sanatorium in 1944 in the heart of the Canadian prairies, The Blood Records: written and annotated explores the world of a...

"On the occasion of my 27th birthday I decided to do a tape that chronicled my passage through time. I have always been clumsy, tripping, dropping,...

Made shortly after the death of her grandfather, whom Steele and Campbell had visited in Kansas en route to L.A., The Ballad of Dan Peoples shows...

"When I was 15, I came home from school to find my mother dead. This tape describes the day of her death. Until I did this tape, I had never...

The Afternoon Knows What the Morning Never Suspected reflects on Steele's own history as a war resister who found refuge in Canada through a reading...

Two scientists, portrayed by Steele and Campbell, kiss and grope one another passionately while coldly detailing their research.

In “The Gloria Tapes” (55 min.) Steele draws from soap opera convention, as she creates a penetrating look at a woman navigating the...