Pride

This short documentary explores the concept of pride through various examples. It presents different manifestations of pride, from the personal to the collective, and examines how it influences behavior and interactions across different contexts. The film uses observational footage to illustrate its central theme without explicit narration.

As a short documentary, "Pride" typically received attention within film festival circuits and for its observational style. It is noted for its unique approach to exploring an abstract concept through visual storytelling. Reviews often highlighted its thought-provoking nature and Haanstra's distinct directorial vision.

• Praised for its inventive approach to a complex human emotion.
• Commended for its observational style and visual storytelling.
• Seen as a thought-provoking short film that prompts reflection.

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Golden Bear for Best Short Film at the Berlin International Film Festival (1962)

Birt Haanstra, the director, was known for his observational documentaries that often used no commentary, allowing the imagery to speak for itself.