An Impossible Project

The documentary focuses on the growing discontent with digital technology and the yearning for authenticity in our lives. It highlights the journey of an eccentric Austrian scientist who takes on the challenge of preserving the Polaroid brand at a time when digital photography was on the rise. This underdog narrative combines humor and inspiration, illustrating the battle between analog and digital.

Shot on 35mm film, An Impossible Project visually captures the essence of its subject matter. The film serves as a celebration of real, tangible experiences in an increasingly virtual world. It invites viewers to appreciate the beauty and significance of analog technology, making it a noteworthy entry in the documentary genre of the year.