Them and Me

About This Movie

So, 'Them and Me' — it's this intriguing little documentary from 2001 that takes you into the world of an ethnologist, but not in a typical way. The film is shot with a subjective camera, which gives it this raw, almost intimate feel. You’re right there with him, navigating the delicate dance between observer and participant in this mountain village. It’s oddly captivating, as you watch his interactions unfold — there’s ambiguity in his relationships with the locals that keeps you guessing. The pacing is reflective, allowing you to soak in the atmosphere of the mountains and the community's vibes. It's distinct in how it challenges the traditional documentary form, and it really makes you think about the ethics of observation.

Subjective camera viewpointExplores ethnological themesFocus on community dynamics