Conversations in Vermont
Director Robert Frank
Countries United States
Duration 26 min
Synopsis
Described as Robert Frank’s first autobiographical film, Conversations in Vermont is in the photographer’s own words a work “about the present and the future” from the time he married with his wife Mary, built as “a sort of a family album”. In the centre of this personal and familiar voyage is the relation between Frank, a father, and his two sons Pablo and Andrea, trying to set a fragile and honest way to communicate the history of a lifetime.
Described as Robert Frank’s first autobiographical film, Conversations in Vermont is in the photographer’s own words a work “about the present and the future” from the time he married with his wife Mary, built as “a sort of a family album”. In the centre of this personal and familiar voyage is the relation between Frank, a father, and his two sons Pablo and Andrea, trying to set a fragile and honest way to communicate the history of a lifetime.