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Tell Them Who You Are es un documental dirigido por Mark S. Wexler. Año: 2004. Título original: Tell Them Who You Are. Sinopsis: Documental sobre el famoso director de fotografía Haskell Wexler, realizado por su hijo Mark S. Wexler, también un conocido fotógrafo, fotoperiodista y documentalista norteamericano que ha trabajado ...Puedes ver Tell Them Who You Are mediante en las plataformas:
Tell Them Who You Are. The dysfunctional interaction between director and subject is fascinating, poignant, and revealing of both men and of father-son relationships in general. Haskell Wexler has ...
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13 mag 2005 · Near the beginning of the movie, the younger Wexler admits that the film is his attempt to get closer to his father. This sense of personal mission helps make Tell Them Who You Are the richest documentary of its kind since Terry Zwigoff's "Crumb."
19 mag 2005 · If "Tell Them Who You Are" had been a sunny doc about how great the old man was, it wouldn't be worth seeing -- and wouldn't be the kind of film Haskell himself makes. What Mark does, better perhaps than either he or his father realizes, is to capture some aspects of a lifelong rivalry that involves love but not much contentment.
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15 ott 2004 · Difficult relationships between fathers and sons have always been a dramatic mainstay, and so it is with "Tell Them Who You Are," a compelling look at cinematographer Haskell Wexler by his ...
Tell Them Who You Are. NEW DOCS. Part biography, part autobiography, Mark Wexler’s film goes inside his relationship with his father, legendary cinematographer and filmmaker Haskell Wexler. Alternately humorous and tragic, the film is a bumpy ride with moments of great depth and revelation along the way. Haskell is an abrasive character but ...
