Cameraperson

I literally never wanted this to end. I can't express how interesting and personal this memoir documentary was. I loved this so so so much.

#1 gizmo fan

this is genuinely one of the most interesting and engulfing films i've ever seen

Lucy

"Maybe she should just help you cut the tree." Quantum entanglement.

matt lynch

85 Still reeling from this so scattered thoughts will have to do for now: - Kristen Johnson shows great empathy in her images at a base level. If all of the footage is seen as remnants of other projects and a culmination of a particular artistic work ethic, then the…

SilentDawn

Articulates the artificiality of documentary filmmaking while pinpointing the exact opposite; the profound truth that is hiding on the tips and tails of each shot left on the cutting room floor. An all timer.

Sophy

when the baby breathe :')

fran hoepfner

me putting something on my snapchat story: Cameraperson (2016)

robert

Shake a bunch of “leftover” footage from a dozen documentaries onto one screen and what do you get? An intensely moving and provocatively personal consideration of what it means to carry a camera, especially in a world that has seen great suffering. Full review here.

Josh Larsen

[8] "The Laura Poitras / Dani Leventhal mash-up you didn't know you'd been waiting for," I called this on Twitter, only somewhat glibly. But the fact is, Cameraperson is a rare viewing experience. Not only does Kirsten Johnson bring together two forms of filmmaking…

Michael Sicinski