My photograph 2020
In *My Photograph* (2020), a 5-minute experimental documentary directed by Stavros Psyllakis, eight renowned Greek filmmakers craft intimate, home-bound short films during quarantine, inspired by Georges Perec's *Species of Spaces*.
Director: Stavros Psyllakis
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *My Photograph* (2020) about?
*My Photograph* is a collaborative short documentary where eight Greek directors create home-bound films during lockdown, inspired by Georges Perec's *Species of Spaces*. Each director films within their living space, turning everyday objects and moments into cinematic reflections on isolation and creativity.
Who directed *My Photograph*?
Stavros Psyllakis directed *My Photograph* (2020), which features work from eight acclaimed Greek filmmakers as part of the *Spaces #1* project.
Who stars in *My Photograph*?
The film features contributions from eight beloved Greek directors, including their on-screen presence and creative input within the short films.
Is *My Photograph* (2020) worth watching?
Despite its brevity, *My Photograph* offers a unique, thought-provoking take on lockdown life, blending documentary realism with artistic experimentation. Its creative constraints make it a standout in pandemic-era cinema, though its experimental nature may not appeal to all viewers.
How long is *My Photograph*?
*My Photograph* has a runtime of 5 minutes.
About My Photograph (2020) — Quarantine cinema meets Georges Perec's poetic spaces
In *My Photograph* (2020), a 5-minute experimental documentary directed by Stavros Psyllakis, eight renowned Greek filmmakers craft intimate, home-bound short films during quarantine, inspired by Georges Perec's *Species of Spaces*. Each piece transforms personal spaces—homes, pets, or everyday objects—into cinematic reflections on isolation, creativity, and the unseen stories within four walls. The film captures fleeting moments of solitude and connection, weaving together fragmented narratives that feel both deeply personal and universally resonant.
Styled as a visual diary of pandemic-era life, *My Photograph* blends documentary realism with poetic introspection. The directors, working within strict constraints, turn their cameras on the mundane, revealing beauty in confinement. The result is a collage of emotions—nostalgia, anxiety, hope—stitched together into a poignant meditation on how space shapes identity. With its minimalist approach and haunting visuals, this micro-cinema gem proves that sometimes, the most powerful stories begin where you least expect them.
*My Photograph* (2020) is a testament to artistic adaptability, where limitations become the canvas for innovation.