The Woodmans

Year: 2011

Runtime: 82 min

Language: English

Director: Scott Willis

BiographyDocumentary

This unflinching documentary explores the life and art of photographer Francesca Woodman, showcasing her experimental works and revealing intimate details through her journals. Her parents, Betty and Charles Woodman, also artists, provide candid perspectives on their daughter’s career and the challenges they faced as a family navigating her burgeoning fame and eventual tragic death.

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