also known as Cinévardaphoto
Ulysse1982
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This movie is a testament to the power that images alone have to tell stories. They can inspire your curiosity and push you to create even more. It took Varda all of 22 minutes to explore themes of memory, art, history, and fantasy. You've got a free half an hour, watch it.
Starring
- Ulysses Liorca
- Agnès Varda - Narrator / Interviewer
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This movie is a testament to the power that images alone have to tell stories. They can inspire your curiosity and push you to create even more. It took Varda all of 22 minutes to explore themes of memory, art, history, and fantasy. You've got a free half an hour, watch it.
Imagine taking one image out of the countless number that exist in one's life and tracing its meaning through multiple perspectives: the subjects in the image; the artist who captured the image; the world as it existed on the day the image was formed. Varda does all of this in an utterly compelling meditation that reminds us that any one moment generates a lifetime of implications.
In interesting precedent to Varda's later work in self-aware documentaries.
Agnes Varda is just the greatest.
I am such a fan of Agnes Varda, her vision and her simplicity. Very inspiring.
Beautiful documentary, poesy of the words, pictures, and moving pictures; of Varda's voice.
Varda is fantastic!