Synopsis
For Sally Mann, life and work are one and the same. The American photographer has always sought beauty in her everyday life. Armed with her camera, she immortalised her loved ones in graceful portraits and landscapes of the American South, where romance mingles with the scars of history. In this documentary from the early 2000s, Sally Mann is just over fifty years old. Already world-famous, she continues to push her photographic practice ever further. In the privacy of her farm in Virginia, surrounded by her family and animals, she gives us an insight into her creative process and talks about her obsessions, in particular her love of death and decomposing bodies.
What you will find in this film
An icon of American photography • the beauty of everyday life • the meeting of intimate and artistic life • a wedding portrait • the magic of the landscapes of the southern United States • landscapes marked by history • the camera • the wet collodion process • the beauty of uncertainty and technical errors
Further exploration
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Sally Mann: Mille et un Passages ; Éditions Xavier Barral ; 2019
Sally Mann: A Thousand Crossings ; Harry N. Abrams ; 2018
Sally Mann, Proud Flesh, Gagosian & Aperture, 2009
Sally Mann, Deep South, Bulfinch Press, 2005
Sally Mann, What Remains, Bullfinch Press, 2003
Sally Mann, Immediate Family, Aperture 1992
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