2016 Documentary
USA
1h 16min
R
Guide for parents: not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.G
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.·
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.·
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.·
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.·
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.PG
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.PG
Guide for parents: Rated R in the USA, not recommended for young children, offensive language, nudity.
Elsa Dorfman is a master practitioner of a rare photographic format: the large-size Polaroid 20" x 24" camera. For three decades in her studio in Cambridge, Massachusetts, she took thousands of portraits, including those of accomplished friends like poet Allen Ginsberg and singer Jonathan Richman. Now in her late seventies, she opens her archives and her memories for this documentary by her long-time friend, Errol Morris.
Directed by | Errol Morris |
Company | NeonMongrel MediaMétropole Films
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