About Face

This short documentary explores the complex relationship between individuals and their use of cosmetic surgery. It delves into the motivations behind these choices, the societal pressures that may influence them, and the personal journeys of those who have undergone such procedures. The film offers a nuanced perspective on beauty standards and self-perception in contemporary society.

As a short documentary, "About Face" did not receive widespread critical reviews in the same vein as feature-length films. However, festival screenings and audience feedback generally highlighted its sensitive and thought-provoking approach to a often controversial subject.

• Praised for its sensitive and non-judgmental exploration of cosmetic surgery.

• Noted for its diverse range of personal stories and perspectives.

• Considered a brief yet impactful look at societal beauty standards.

Google audience: Audience feedback for "About Face" often points to its ability to spark conversation and introspection regarding body image and societal expectations. Many appreciated the film's balanced portrayal of different viewpoints on cosmetic procedures.

Screened at various film festivals, including DOC NYC.

The documentary features interviews with individuals from different age groups and backgrounds, offering a broad spectrum of experiences with cosmetic procedures.