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A documentary about the life and work of the iconic American photographer - directed by her sister, Barbara Leibovitz. Almost as famous as the people she photographs, Annie Leibovitz is one of America s most celebrated portrait photographers, capturing her subjects from Demi Moore and Nicole Kidman to the GeorgeWBush cabinet with often theatrical or provocative imagination, her work regularly adorning the covers of Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair and the New Yorker since the early 1980s. Annie s own life has been private and protected, but this documentary feature follows Annie Leibovitz s career of more than 30 years, reflecting on the influence of her relationship with partner Susan Sontag, and featuring interviews with Graydon Carter, Rosanne Cash, Hillary Rodham Clinton,Whoopi Goldberg, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Yoko Ono and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gloria Steinem and AnnaWintour.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
This is a must-see for fans of Annie Leibovitz. It offers an insight into the thought processes behind some of the most famous photographs of the last 20 years.
You might also consider reading her book; Annie Leibovitz at Work. I enjoyed every minute of it.
You might also consider reading her book; Annie Leibovitz at Work. I enjoyed every minute of it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
My direct involvement in the Fashion promted me to purchase this. This is certainly a great DVD for those who may not be so familiar with Annie Leibovitz or her work. This documentational film takes you on a journey to the very beginning of Annie's life and following through all the way to the present day. It touches on both her personal and creative life. A worthwhile and enjoyable purchase!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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I only knew about her more recent work on big magazines so the story of her beginnings shooting for Rolling Stone magazine and her work touring with the big groups of the 70's was fascinating. I really enjoyed the DVD and seeing her life and photo shoot preparations. A must for anyone interested in photographers and photography.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Philo
So badly constructed ! I am such a big fan of this woman's work but was so disappointed by this shambolic portrayal of her life !
Published 1 month ago by Philo1964
Nice, with flaws
This documentary is a biography and doesn't teach much about the technical aspects of her photography. Read more
Published 11 months ago by Ivan Lietaert
I will say it is ok
I bought it just to see because I like Annie's work, but I am not a real fan. I have to say the documentary it is ok,it is worthy for the money.
Published on 26 Feb 2010 by O. Pereira
Excellent insight to a photographer's life
Okay, she's Annie and the legend that goes along with that but this film is a fascinating look at both the woman and her work. Read more
Published on 15 Jan 2010 by C. A. Burnett
Inspiring
I actually watched this documentary on the BBC and as a fellow student photographer, I found it to be very inspiring!
...and then I went to purchase "Annie Lebovitz at work".
...and then I went to purchase "Annie Lebovitz at work".
Published on 22 Dec 2009 by S. Jinn
Amaizing
Great this documentary was done... dificult to believe such an amount of work from just one person.
Published on 24 April 2009 by N J Cardenosa Monzon
Annie Liebowitz - Life through a Lens
Excellent documentary style DVD of this photographer's life and work. Went really well with visiting the exhibition that was at the National Portrait Gallery and put some of the... Read more
Published on 7 Feb 2009 by C. Haines
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