尋找夢露

This documentary explores the life and work of Vivian Maier, a mysterious nanny who, in her spare time, secretly took over 100,000 photographs of street life in New York and Chicago. Her incredible talent was only discovered posthumously when a large collection of her negatives was accidentally purchased at an auction by amateur historian John Maloof. The film attempts to unravel the enigma of her life and understand the driving force behind her prolific artistic output.

Finding Vivian Maier was met with widespread critical acclaim, lauded for its compelling narrative, evocative imagery, and the fascinating mystery surrounding its subject. Critics praised the filmmakers for bringing Maier's extraordinary work to light and for their sensitive exploration of her life and artistic legacy.

• Praised for uncovering the work of a previously unknown photographic genius.

• Commended for its compelling and mysterious narrative structure.

• Celebrated for its powerful visual presentation of Maier's street photography.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the captivating nature of Vivian Maier's story and her stunning photography, with many expressing admiration for the documentary's success in bringing her art to a wider audience.

Nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the 2015 Academy Awards. Won the Audience Award at the 2013 DOC NYC film festival.

John Maloof initially bought Vivian Maier's negatives for just $380 at a Chicago auction house, not knowing the immense artistic value they contained.