Patience (After Sebald)

Patience (After Sebald) is a documentary that combines elements of a road movie with a deep dive into art, history, and the themes of life and loss. The film is a richly textured essay that tracks the landscapes of East Anglia, reflecting on Sebald's literary contributions and the impact of his work on contemporary thought.

With a runtime of 90 minutes, the film features contributions from notable writers, artists, and filmmakers, creating a multifaceted narrative around Sebald’s legacy. Directed by Grant Gee, known for his previous work on Joy Division, this film marks a significant moment, being the first international documentary on Sebald, coinciding with the tenth anniversary of his death.

Jonathan Pryce and Tacita Dean are featured in the film, adding depth to the exploration of Sebald's influence. Collectors of documentary films or fans of Sebald's literature may find this title particularly relevant for its artistic and historical significance.