Exposure (1990) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Exposure about?
Exposure is a short documentary. Two women engage in a dialogue about race, sexuality, and cultural identity in the experimental documentary Exposure. The conversation features a Japanese-Canadian woman and an Afro-Caribbean woman, whose voices are intercut with a series of photographs, texts, and paintings. This eight-minute film, released in 1990, combines visual art with personal narrative to address complex themes of identity and belonging.
When was Exposure released?
Exposure was released in 1990.
How long is Exposure?
Exposure has a runtime of 8 minutes.
What genre is Exposure?
Exposure is classified as Arts, Health.
What topics does Exposure cover?
Exposure explores topics including racial-justice.