my stills 1952-2002

My Stills, 1952-2002 is David Perlov's final film, running for 58 minutes. It is structured as a triptych, taking viewers on a journey through the essence of photographic imagery, including aspects like framing, angles, lighting, and the motion captured in stills.

The film also pays homage to three influential photographers: David Seymore, Henri Lartigue, and Henri Roth. Roth's work is notably connected to the Eichmann Trial, adding a layer of historical significance to the documentary. Perlov’s focus on both personal and broader historical contexts makes this film an important reflection on the art of photography and its impact on visual storytelling.