Remake

This documentary delves into the personal impact of filmmaking on relationships, particularly between McElwee and his son, Adrian. As he navigates his grief, McElwee revisits his past through his collection of home movies, questioning the influence of his camera on their bond.

In parallel, the film examines the adaptation of McElwee's first feature, "Sherman's March," into a fictional work. This process provides him with an additional framework to reflect on the themes of mortality and creativity. With its introspective nature, "Remake" offers a unique perspective on the intersection of personal loss and artistic expression.

Collectors can find this documentary in both DVD and 4K formats, making it accessible for various preferences within physical media.