Julie Sokolow is a celebrated filmmaker, distinguished for her exceptional work in the documentary field, garnering widespread recognition for her contributions to the industry. Her most notable accomplishment is the direction of the powerful documentary "Woman on Fire", which made its premiere on Starz in 2017. This thought-provoking film chronicles the remarkable story of Brooke Guinan, a pioneering individual who made history by becoming the first openly transgender firefighter in the state of New York, breaking down barriers and shattering glass ceilings in the process.
Sokolow's remarkable portfolio of accomplishments is marked by the documentary feature "Aspie Seeks Love", a cinematic masterpiece that received widespread critical acclaim and ultimately took home the highly coveted Best Documentary award at the esteemed Cinequest Film Festival in the year 2015.
Sokolow's creative endeavors extend far beyond the realm of feature films, as she is also the mastermind behind the widely acclaimed web series "Healthy Artists", which captivated audiences from 2012 to 2014.
This groundbreaking series masterfully illuminates the daunting challenges faced by artists who are deprived of access to vital healthcare, thereby drawing attention to the oft-neglected issue of healthcare disparities affecting the artistic community.
Noted filmmaker, Sokolow, has garnered widespread recognition and acclaim throughout her distinguished career, with her cinematic endeavors being lavishly praised by esteemed publications of the highest caliber, including the New York Times, Vimeo Staff Picks, IndieWire, Vice, Salon, Village Voice, and the Huffington Post.
