I’ll Be Your Mirror

Year: 1995

Runtime: 50 mins

Language: English

Director: Edmund Coulthard

Documentary

Regarded as the most intimate portrait of American photographer Nan Goldin’s life and work, the documentary—directed by British filmmaker Edmund Coulthard—offers a vivid snapshot of a generation. It reconstructs the era’s disquiet through Goldin’s extraordinary biographical story, revealing the personal and cultural forces that shaped her art.

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