Sam Klemke's Time Machine
Sam Klemke filmed his life for 35 years, starting in 1977, documenting his struggles with obesity and self-criticism as he grew into adulthood.
“Portrait of an extraordinary nobody”
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Sam Klemke filmed his life for 35 years, starting in 1977, documenting his struggles with obesity and self-criticism as he grew into adulthood.
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Sam Klemke began filming his life in the United States in 1977. Over 35 years, he documented his teenage years and the challenges he faced, including obesity and self-criticism. Now in his 50s, Klemke reviews his video archives. Directed by Matthew Bate, the film presents his reflections on identity and self-perception through the lens of his extensive personal footage.
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