The Gleaners & I
Why this pick
Varda’s intimate, playful essay-film eye turns chance encounters and overlooked lives into a warm, curious human mosaic, much like the gentle road-trip spirit of Faces Places.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Varda’s intimate, playful essay-film eye turns chance encounters and overlooked lives into a warm, curious human mosaic, much like the gentle road-trip spirit of Faces Places.
Why this pick
A deeply personal documentary assembled from a cinematographer’s encounters, balancing global observation with tactile, compassionate attention to faces, work, memory, and the ethics of looking.
Why this pick
Its formal severity is far less breezy than Faces Places, but its collaboration with ordinary landscapes and histories shares Varda and JR’s interest in how places retain political memory.
Why this pick
Varda revisits her own life through installations, photographs, friends, and seaside spaces with the same mischievous self-awareness and affectionate curiosity that animate Faces Places.
Why this pick
Street art, anonymous makers, and the unstable boundary between image-making and self-mythology give this a more irreverent edge, while retaining Faces Places’ fascination with public art.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Himself

Herself