Garrett Bradley is an American documentary filmmaker whose work explores themes of justice and family, most notably in the Oscar-nominated film Time. I have reviewed 3 of her films on the site so far.
Rating: 3.5★
There is a shot lodged in my head from Garrett Bradley's Time: a home video, slightly washed out, of small boys larking about in the way small boys do, and then the film cuts, and those same boys are teenagers, and then young men, and the years have
Rating: 3.0★
There's a moment watching Garrett Bradley's America where you stop trying to work out exactly what you're looking at, and just let it wash over you. That surrender is, I think, exactly what Bradley is after. Shot in gorgeous, high-contrast black-and-white,
Rating: 3.0★
When a filmmaker grabs you by the collar with one short film, you go looking for more. That's exactly what happened after I saw Garrett Bradley's America, which left such a mark on me that I went straight to Alone, her 2017 short. What I found
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