Montagnarde

Addressed doubts i just had today about moving forward with my life at my age. + a very beautiful soul who reminds me of my creative and well traveled partner.

I'm amazed at how much information about her life and point of view and where she's lived contained in just this 5-minute documentary.

I think this is likely something i will rewatch on a regular and frequent basis. Youtube served this up to me as i was watching videos about restoring my balance while walking or standing. Quite an unexpected treat.

This documentary has a wonderful balance of being photographically spacious yet minimalist in its presentation and her philosophy and reflections.

Found Mountain Girl right after watching Manos - assumed it'd be something about the making of Manos. Most of it is Diane talking about her life only touching on Manos towards the end. There's a lot packed into those six minutes - she definitely had an interesting life.

The whole thing's put together nicely. Cozy interview, light and soulful background music, and a bunch of nice beauty scenes. Interview was interesting - she opened up about her fears and what drives her to overcome sickness and the "old age blues. That kind of stuff hits different now that I'm older myself.

P. S. Gotta say, Diane still looks beautiful, what a treat!