Photo by Alex Bach

Linda Mai Green is a writer/director based in California.

Drawing on her background in art history, literature, and her biracial Vietnamese identity, Linda’s films investigate the psyches of women in surreal, visually striking worlds. She is currently developing films that focus on the imagination of the rural and the history of immigrants in California. Her historical thriller has been a second-rounder in Sundance's Feature Labs two years in a row.

She is a 2024 SFFilm Filmhouse Resident, an alum of the Eastern Oregon Film Festival Filmmaker Residency, and she has been a recipient of grants from The Redford Center and mentorships with Unlock Her Potential and #startwith8hollywood. Linda’s films have been official selections at film festivals in the U.S. and abroad, including the San Francisco Dance Film Festival, American Indian Film Festival, and the Mendocino Film Festival.

She has a BA from Stanford in German literature and an MA in Art History from NYU.

She dreams in English, French, and German.

Contact: lindamaigreen@gmail.com


PRESS

Meet the 2024 SFFilm Filmhouse Residents

EOFF Announces Participants for Second Filmmaker Residency Program

Making Ways Podcast: Thao Nguyen with Director Linda Mai Green: The Art of the Music Video for Marrow

KQED: In SF Dance Film Festival, Turmoil Fuels Great Performances

Script Magazine: South-East-Asian-American Stories You Need to Know About

The Hollywood Reporter: Redford Center Launches Environment-Themed Films to Encourage Voting

McSweeney’s: For the Voter who is Vietnamese American and Speaking to Other Vietnamese American Voters

Art Fix Daily: Artist Marilyn Minter Collaborates With Actress Amber Heard in Downtown for Democracy's Get Out and Vote Campaign

artnet news: Actress Amber Heard and Artist Marilyn Minter Have Made a Provocative Election Ad in Defense of Reproductive Rights

Self-Titled Mag: Get Into the Halloween Spirit with this Creepy Brogan Bentley Clip


SCREENINGS

Chishkale: The Blessing of the Acorn

2023 Arena Theater Short Films Film Festival, Point Arena, CA,

UCLA World Arts & Cultures/Dance, May 2023

Mendocino Film Festival, 2022

San Francisco Dance Film Festival, 2021

Devour! The Food Film Fest, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2021

American Indian Film Festival, 2020

Drum & Lace - Armatura

Night of Shorts, 2023

Evolutionary Arts Hackney, London, 2023

Marrow - Thao & The Get Down Stay Down

Night of Shorts, 2021 

Your Favorite Color

San Francisco Frozen Film Festival, 2019

Austin Music Video Festival, 2018

Artist’s Television Access, San Francisco, 2018

Cold Call

Hell de Janeiro Film Festival, Brazil, 2019

Third Eye Film Festival, NYC, 2019