“I didn’t exactly go unnoticed”
The pictures that Juliette Klinke shot in Myanmar were not supposed to end up in a documentary. They were meant as a report about her trip (with surreal images from her lockdown shelter), or a testimony of her friendship with 17-year-old girl Zu Zu, whose roadside food stall becomes Juliette’s second home from where she observes daily life. But that life takes a drastic turn when, on 1 February 2021, a coup d’état takes place, and Juliette Klinke decides to continue capturing the events around her in images. Always shining in focus remains Zu Zu, a girl bursting with a zest for life who has as many as 1,000 different faces to express her emotions.
“Throwing all these rocks into the engine”
“I’m too big to ride a horse”
Hey, Ho, Here you go – information value is high and costs are low. Here’s your ECFA Journal’s spring edition.
