2,000 feet of Super 8 family footage from the 1970s leads filmmaker Andres Pardo and photographer David H. Pardo to investigate the life of a girl named Larisa.
Synopsis
2,000 feet of Super 8 family footage from the 1970s leads filmmaker Andres Pardo and photographer David H. Pardo to investigate the life of a girl named Larisa.
Synopsis
Andres Pardo discovers 2,000 feet of Super 8 family footage at a flea market in the United States. The footage features a young girl named Larisa and dates back to the 1970s. Pardo teams up with photographer David H. Pardo to learn more about Larisa's life. Their investigation reveals personal stories and memories tied to the film. The project emphasizes the role of visual media in shaping narratives and understanding individual histories.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Find out who Larisa really is.
- See 1970s family life through Super 8 footage.
- Meet filmmaker Andres Pardo and his unique project.
Did You Know
- The film features 2,000 feet of Super 8 footage from the 1970s.
- Andres Pardo is both the director and the filmmaker behind the project.
- The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
- The film was produced in Mexico.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of footage did Andres Pardo find?
Andres Pardo found 2,000 feet of Super 8 family footage.
In what year was the documentary 'Looking for Larisa' released?
The documentary 'Looking for Larisa' was released in 2012.
Who collaborated with Andres Pardo in the investigation of Larisa's identity?
Photographer David H. Pardo collaborated with Andres Pardo in the investigation.
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