Me and the one I used to be (Argentina) by Maria Constanza Niscovolos
Documentary Feature Films / Cannes International Film Week
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1h 9m
Adriana Lestido is a fundamental figure in Argentine photography. Her work reveals a loving and stark look at captivity, motherhood, and the most primitive basic human impulses. Over time, she strips away the human figure and approaches elements in their pure state through landscape. In "Me and Who I Was," the camera turns to show her from an intimate perspective, at 64 years old, seeking new horizons and her desire for transformation and growth.
Running time: 01:09:00
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