Faces Places (2017)

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Visages Villages (Faces Places, 2017) is a documentary made collaboratively by French artist JR and filmmaker Agnès Varda. Having already won the 2017 Cannes Golden Eye documentary prize, the film was recently nominated for the 2018 Oscars in the documentary (feature) category.

Read our feature on JR, from the December 2015 issue of ArtReview

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