Chuck Close

The documentary runs for 116 minutes and offers an in-depth look at how Close has transformed the art of portraiture. By photographing his subjects and scaling the images to large dimensions, he meticulously reconstructs each face using a detailed grid and a unique set of colors and patterns. This process is not only artistic but also highlights the complexities of visual perception in art.

As a documentary, it stands out for its focus on the work of a significant figure in contemporary art. With Marion Cajori as the director, viewers are given insight into both Close's creative process and the impact of his work on the art world. The film serves as a tribute to Cajori, who created this insightful piece before her passing, making it a poignant exploration of artistic legacy and innovation.