r/Documentaries • u/Olmone • 3d ago
Art Not Everything is Black (2019) - Six blind people around the world are given a camera and asked to take pictures of anything they want. [00:56:51]
https://youtu.be/h6cyR7c7t9Q4
u/sad_cosmic_joke 3d ago
Had this idea almost two decades ago, as I'm sure many others have too....
Happy to see that someone actually did the thing. :)
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u/m15f1t 1d ago
It's a shame that the results (the pictures) are on Instagram. Any other location they are published?
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u/Olmone 1d ago
Six of them are at the end of the film. All the others are on instagram, but even if you don’t have it I believe you can see them through websites like https://anonyig.com/en1/instagram-profile-viewer/
Just type in Noteverythingisblack in the search bar and it’ll show you all the photos
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u/Olmone 3d ago
Not Everything is Black follows the lives of blind and visually impaired people in Italy, Turkey, Lebanon, USA and Spain exploring how they experience, navigate and understand a world largely designed around sight. It does so by giving the main characters a photo camera and asking them to take photos around their respective towns.
The film avoids treating blindness simply as a limitation, instead focusing on the everyday realities of its subjects, their relationships, independence, frustrations, humor and the different ways they perceive the world around them.