Sublime | Stories, Tales, Lies & Exaggerations

This documentary delves into the life and work of the eccentric Swiss director Daniel Schmid, known for his visually striking and often controversial films. It explores his artistic journey, his influences, and the personal experiences that shaped his unique cinematic vision. Through interviews and archival footage, the film offers an intimate look at Schmid's creative process and his fascination with the theatrical and the absurd. The narrative weaves together tales of his productions, personal relationships, and reflections on art and life.

While "Sublime" received positive reviews for its insightful portrait of Daniel Schmid, its limited release and niche subject matter meant it didn't achieve widespread mainstream recognition. Critics generally praised Daniel Schmid's direction of the documentary and the depth of exploration into the filmmaker's life. Audiences who connected with Schmid's work found it a compelling and revealing look into his creative mind.

• A deeply personal and engaging look into the life of a unique filmmaker.

• Praised for its insightful interviews and comprehensive exploration of Schmid's career.

• Appreciated by those familiar with Daniel Schmid's distinctive cinematic style.

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The documentary "Sublime" features archival footage and interviews that were curated and compiled by Schmid himself in the years leading up to his death, intended as a final testament to his artistic life.