The How We Look Project

About This Movie

The How We Look Project, a unique exploration of dwarf culture, weaves together three distinct narratives that delve into identity through various lenses of image-making. Each short film carries its own rhythm and atmosphere, from the meticulousness of renaissance portraiture to the rawness of sideshow photography. There’s an intriguing blend of vulnerability and strength in the performances by the Little People, which really sets this apart. The pacing varies, allowing each story to breathe and resonate. It’s a thought-provoking dive into how images can shape perception, and the practical effects used in some scenes add layers to the storytelling.

This film is relatively new and not widely available, making it a point of interest for collectors who focus on niche documentaries and cultural explorations. Various formats have been released, but finding pristine copies can be a challenge. Given the thought-provoking themes and the authentic representation of Little People, it’s likely to gain traction among collectors looking for meaningful and groundbreaking works.