Daniel Arnaud

Emory 2022-04-19 09:03:15

This documentary set a suspense for us from the beginning, and the pictures with distinctive style and superb shooting techniques let us know the great photographer Vivian Maier. The director keeps looking for clues about Vivienne Maier through those photos, and through interviews with...

Clarissa 2022-04-07 09:01:06

Before her death, she was a tutor, housekeeper, and nanny. He left behind 100,000 negatives, 700 rolls of unprocessed color film, and 2,000 rolls of unprocessed black and white film, totaling 150,000. For more than 40 years of photography career, but never released any works. When people who have...

Melissa 2022-04-12 09:01:09

This is a person who knows what he wants, and life can be simplified to serve only one thing. Although it is too simple, it interacts with her paranoid character, forming her paranoid, not so humane and even eccentric, hateful middle-aged life. But if she warms up, is there still such a work? An artist may really not need a standard, even if she is completely unknown, she is artistic. With the intervention of others, her artistic qualities may be slightly discounted. But perhaps the reason why artists get married is also because they need to be embraced by the world, either with approval or comfort. Neither Vivienne nor Van Gogh had the chance to get these hugs. But in one's life, perhaps you don't need to do too much for a little hug. Do so many things in your life.

Lola 2022-04-24 07:01:26

An unknown female photographer, talented, fond of collecting, withdrawn and delicate. A beautiful and lonely documentary, I was really moved by the end.