Norma

This documentary follows Norma Ferrer, an elderly woman in Mexico City who has been meticulously recreating her deceased husband's artworks in her home for decades. Her unwavering dedication becomes a poignant testament to love, memory, and the enduring power of artistic creation in the face of loss. The film explores her daily life, her artistic process, and her deep connection to her late husband's legacy.

Norma was met with critical acclaim, praised for its intimate portrayal of love, loss, and artistic devotion. Critics lauded Ai Weiwei's sensitive direction and Norma Ferrer's captivating presence, highlighting the film's emotional depth and its exploration of memory and legacy.

• A deeply moving and intimate portrait of love and remembrance.

• Praised for its sensitive direction and the compelling subject matter.

• Explores profound themes of art, memory, and devotion.

Google audience: Audiences found 'Norma' to be a beautiful and touching film, deeply appreciating its emotional honesty and the touching story of Norma's dedication to her husband's art. Many were moved by her perseverance and love.

Screened at various film festivals, including the Tribeca Film Festival.

Ai Weiwei's decision to document Norma's story was inspired by his own experiences with loss and his interest in the ways individuals preserve memory and legacy through art.