Self(less) Portrait

In Self(less) Portrait, a diverse group of 50 people shares their most personal thoughts in a candid examination of the intersection between private and public lives. The film challenges traditional documentary storytelling, offering a unique perspective on human experiences. Directed by Danic Champoux, known for his work on Mom and Me, this film is a compelling reflection on modern society and the ways in which we connect with one another.

The documentary captures a wide range of emotions, from humor to deep sorrow, as participants open up about their lives and thoughts. It presents a raw and honest look at the human experience, making it a thought-provoking watch for anyone interested in contemporary issues surrounding identity and connection.