

I Walk
In Haiti, filmmaker Jørgen Leth reflects on the emotional and physical scars from the 2010 earthquake, focusing on survival and recovery.
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In Haiti, filmmaker Jørgen Leth reflects on the emotional and physical scars from the 2010 earthquake, focusing on survival and recovery.
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Danish filmmaker Jørgen Leth reflects on the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti. He shares personal thoughts on the emotional and physical scars left by the disaster. The documentary features striking visuals and intimate storytelling. Leth addresses themes of life and art while capturing the experiences of those affected by the earthquake. "I Walk" runs for 80 minutes and includes interviews in Danish and English. It offers a look at survival in a place still grappling with the earthquake's impact.
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