​This magnificent documentary about the life and work of photographer, artist and activist Nan Goldin weaves together her traumatic childhood and the tragic loss of her sister with her early days in New York City as she developed her groundbreaking photographic style and her recent campaign against the Sackler family’s attempts to distance themselves from their involvement in the opioid epidemic by donating millions to prestigious museums around the world. It feels both epic and extremely intimate at the same time. Director Laura Poitras received an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature in 2015 for Citizenfour, her film about Edward Snowden. Event Url