Bruce WEBER (1946, Greensburg, Pennsylvania) studied at Princeton and at the New School for Social Research in New York. He has an international reputation as a photographer and has had his work put on show countless times since 1973. His Chet Baker documentary Let's Get Lost (1989) was given the Critics' Prize at the Venice Film Festival. More recently, he also has been making music videos and commercials.<br />

Bruce Weber

Master photographer writes a letter to his dog. About film stars with dogs, but also about refugees from Haiti and the umpteenth war involving America. Sounds good. Something to think about.

IFFR 2005

Letter to True, A

PS Homefront USA

A Letter to True

Tasty mix of delicious ingredients, such as Robert Mitchum, plenty of jazz and above all Peter Johnson and other photo models. Director/photographer Weber turned all this into an elegantly designed and skillfully edited diary film.

IFFR 2002

Chop Suey, 

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Chop Suey

IFFR 1991

Let's Get Lost, 

Let's Get Lost

IFFR 1992

Backyard movie, 

Backyard movie

IFFR 1988

Broken Noses, 

Broken Noses

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30 Jan – 9 Feb 2025