Five-Year Diary (1997) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Five-Year Diary about?
Five-Year Diary is a documentary. Anne Charlotte Robertson, a Super 8 filmmaker from Boston, documents her life in "Five-Year Diary," a project that spans nearly two decades. From 1997, she reflects on her experiences with mental illness, including breakdowns and hospitalizations. Influenced by Ed Pincus and Carolee Schneemann, Robertson combines essay, performance, and stop-motion animation. She shares her thoughts on love, daily routines, and her cats, using filmmaking as a therapeutic outlet for her struggles.
When was Five-Year Diary released?
Five-Year Diary was released in 1997.
How long is Five-Year Diary?
Five-Year Diary has a runtime of 2160 minutes.
What genre is Five-Year Diary?
Five-Year Diary is classified as Biography, Health.
What topics does Five-Year Diary cover?
Five-Year Diary explores topics including mental-health.