We All Go, Let’s Go (1980)

Director Davorin Marc uses nostalgic super 8mm film to explore personal history. The film is a heartfelt look at memories and how film preserves them, acting as both a time capsule and art. The grainy quality creates an intimate experience, connecting viewers directly to Marc's story. With careful detail and emotional storytelling, the film blends past and present in a thoughtful reflection on memory, family, and the lasting power of movies.