We All Bleed Red

About This Movie

We All Bleed Red dives deep into the often-overlooked emotional connections between a photographer and their subjects, with Martin Schoeller's work at the core. Directed by Josephine Links, this documentary feels raw and intimate. You really get a sense of how a camera can bridge gaps in understanding. The pacing is contemplative, allowing moments to breathe, making you reflect on the stories behind the faces. Schoeller's approach to portraiture isn’t just about the subjects; it’s about their humanity, their vulnerabilities. It’s distinct from other documentaries in that it explores not just the art but the artist's relationship with their work, challenging the viewer to think about identity and perception in a personal way.

Focuses on the emotional bond between photographer and subject.Pacing allows for reflection on identity and vulnerability.Distinctive exploration of the artist's relationships with their work.