Finding Vivian Maier Official US Theatrical Trailer #1 (2013) - Photography Documentary HD 

zoomanda BOOM - Well said. I just seen this on Netflix and have been contemplating watching it. Judging by the trailer, it looks amazing.

Mike S The movie is slow but it tells a good story for those who have patience, intellect and heart. Action/horror movies are great in their context but finding movies that tell the story of humanity and help us find our own is priceless. I did my ancestry tree and found that I was related to so many people I never knew including the British royal family (Princess Diana and now her sons) and now I look around where ever I go and wonder how many other distant cousins I have. Fact is each person knows they are related somehow to everyone and yet we hate and fight with each other like children. Borders, languages, cultures, and colors can separate us but it's ugly that we hate and kill each other as if "they" were an warring alien race looking to destroy earth. Looking at the pictures, she took shows people taken off guard in sometimes their most vulnerable of times, in pain, in sadness, in desperation, in happiness, in haughty aloofness and in seeing this we see the same things in ourselves. Viewing pictures can do this I believe, and maybe it can show that we are all the same under these "clothes" of skin we have. I hope you watch it and look deeper than just what the film shows.

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Ugh. So sick of Gen Zzzzzzz'ers "crying" and "feeling richer," et al.

I learn more about photography everytime I watch this doc

Me too

wtf would you know?

+Lana Castillo Me too, It was so sad, even though her photographs were amazing I felt more interested in knowing about the woman, what drove her to take up photography and why was she such a recluse, why she never let anybody in her life. So sad.

Andrew Williams she had good judgement of composition.

I was handed a box of negative 3 years back when one of my relative was renovating this one particular house. I was studying overseas and keeping my stuffs to limited amount is necessary, at least in my opinion, plus I had no idea what to do with the negatives. So, I left it in my apartment's recycle box. After I found out about this, I feel, numb and dumb. I remember checking few of those negatives, thought I could make something out of it, but never had the chance to do, never made the time for it.

Yoesia Putri There's no real procedures for these kind of things and you just hope a collector can at least take care of them, assuming they're worth saving. A repository system that can channel things to collectors or recycling might be ideal but not every area has a local museum or a local history room in a public library.

***** INSPIRING*

***** 90's kids are millenials..?

uck.

+zzman1490 Tim Roth

Not really, because 99.9 times out of a hundred, that's what you end up with. Shit. This was remarkably good fortune because the guy not only recognised this work for what it was, but knew what to do with it. It could so easily have been thrown in the trash.

tryptychUK So many collectors end up alone and when they die their stuff gets dumped. Sometimes it's junk but often it's at least worth something among collectors.