Trisha Ziff's Great Photographers
3 feature filmsFilms about the great photographers of Trisha Ziff, curator of international photography exhibitions and acclaimed documentary maker in the photographic, historical and social fields.
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The Mexican suitcase
The extraordinary story of three boxes that disappeared in the chaos of the outbreak of World War II.
They were said to contain precious images of the Spanish Civil War, captured by legendary photographer Robert Capa.
Over time, these boxes became known as "The Mexican Suitcase."
The Man Who Saw Too Much
A film about fragility; a man obsessed with photographing accidents who discovered that the fate of others was his way of connecting with life.
Witkin & Witkin
"Witkin & Witkin" explores the world of identical twins Joel-Peter, world-famous photographer, and Jerome, painter and educator throughout his life.
Synopsis
Trisha Ziff is an award-winning British director, film producer and art curator.
Known internationally for his works focused on photography and historical memory, he has lived and worked for many years between the United States and Mexico, where he co-founded the production company 212Berlin in 2007.
Her career began in the late 80s in Mexico City, where she collaborated as a curator on the organization of photographic exhibitions and co-authored numerous catalogues.
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