Episode list

Becoming

Anthony Davis

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Anthony Davis visits his hometown and shares his story of becoming an NBA star.
8 /10
Adam DeVine

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Adam DeVine recalls the tragic accident that inspired him to pursue his comedy dreams.
7.9 /10
Candace Parker

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
WNBA star Candace Parker returns to her roots, reflecting on the life events that made her an icon.
8.6 /10
Caleb McLaughlin
Actor Caleb McLaughlin visits "The Lion King" on Broadway, where he began his journey to stardom.
8.4 /10
Colbie Caillat

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Singer Colbie Caillat revisits her roots and recounts her battle with crippling stage fright.
7.8 /10
Nick Kroll

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Nick Kroll returns to his college stomping grounds where he began his successful career in comedy.
7.8 /10
Julianne Hough

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Julianne Hough revisits London and recalls the defining moments that made her a dance sensation.
7 /10
Nick Cannon

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Comedian and host Nick Cannon revisits memorable sites from his past and details his rise to fame.
6.4 /10
Ashley Tisdale

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Ashley Tisdale reflects on her rise from a shy child to an internationally recognized actress.
8.3 /10
Rob Gronkowski

Thu, Sep 17, 2020
Rob Gronkowski returns to his hometown and looks back on his inspiring path to NFL greatness.
0 /10

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We are all images of this film

We are all images of this film

In this film by Aleksandr Balagura, Alain Fleischer, with the help of Danielle Shirman, his partner and collaborator, speaks about his art, reads a chapter of his new novel, and reluctantly comments on the Zen "Story of the Ten Oxen", which in the film becomes a Story of Ten Horses and is illustrated by way of Eadweard Muybridge's sequential stills. "WE ARE ALL IMAGES OF THIS FILM" is a paraphrase of Alain Fleischer's answer to my question, "What is an image?". Photographer, filmmaker, writer, and more - "a total artist" -, Alain Fleischer has the rare quality of seeing the world with the freshness, curiosity, and imagination of a child that explores reality by play, who sees, finds, establishes (or perhaps re-finds and re-establishes) the secret links between objects and phenomena, often invisible to the adult eye. It is precisely his constant readiness to get involved in an artistic adventure, combined with the awareness of the method, with a mature and concrete analysis of the material and the means, that allows him to create pure, unpolluted images. Images perceived at their origin, as it were "for the first Jme". The ability and talent to transform reality into art, and, vice versa, to restore to art the quality of reality, is a central feature of his work. WE ARE ALL IMAGES OF THIS FILM is the result of three meetings with Alain Fleischer, which took place in his Italian home on Lake Bracciano, where he introduced me to the various aspects of his art. I tried to find the internal links between the motifs, themes, images of his works, and to combine them in a single flow, a single current, driven by the spiritual need for creation hidden behind Fleischer's ostensible "French rationalism". For this purpose, I used motifs that are very dear to me: the Zen Story of the Ten Oxen (which in the film becomes the Story of the Ten Horses, read and commented on by Alain Fleischer at my request), and sequences based on the stills of Eadweard Muybridge. Aleksandr Balagura

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