Moving Pictures

This documentary by Nick Broomfield investigates the disappearance of Australian art dealer Al Alessi and his business partner John Graham, who vanished in London in 1991. The film delves into the murky world of high-end art dealing, exploring the financial dealings and potential criminal underworld connections that may have led to their disappearance. Broomfield's signature investigative style uncovers a trail of unpaid debts and suspicious characters.

Moving Pictures received moderate critical attention, with many reviewers commending Broomfield's dogged pursuit of the truth and his ability to navigate complex and often dangerous subject matter. Some critics found the pacing uneven, but the film was generally praised for its raw and unflinching look into the art world's less savory aspects.

• Praised for its investigative journalism and insight into the art world.
• Some found the documentary's structure to be somewhat meandering.
• Nick Broomfield's direct approach is both compelling and at times confrontational.

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During the filming of 'Moving Pictures,' director Nick Broomfield found himself facing threats and intimidation from individuals connected to the art world he was investigating.