Faces Places
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Varda again turns encounters with ordinary people into a playful, tender essay film, mixing handmade visual invention with an alert curiosity about work, memory, and overlooked lives.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Varda again turns encounters with ordinary people into a playful, tender essay film, mixing handmade visual invention with an alert curiosity about work, memory, and overlooked lives.
Why this pick
Its intimate collage of autobiography, photographs, installations, and street-level observation shares the warm, inquisitive self-portraiture and tactile visual imagination of The Gleaners & I.
Why this pick
A cinematographer assembles fragments from her work and life into a searching personal documentary, echoing Varda’s way of making the filmmaker’s presence part of an ethical act of looking.
Why this pick
This brief, lyrical documentary finds dignity and beauty in people society has pushed aside, with poetic narration and compassionate observation that resonate with Varda’s humanistic gaze.
Why this pick
Polley’s formally playful investigation of family memory shares Varda’s essayistic openness: images, voices, and the filmmaker’s own questions gradually become as meaningful as the subject itself.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Herself