First Person Arts

For many of us, there are certain books that hold more than just pages into the lives of other characters.. they hold memories into our own lives, into our own pasts.

Watch as one woman reveals her own past, including dark childhood confessions and touching memories of her relationship with her mother, while describing the meaning of a particular book, her “object of affection.” Want to share something about your own past? (and I’m sure you do!) Tell us your story and create an impression with First Person Impressions, this summer’s documentary competition.

“A Quaint and Curious Volume”