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Fragments of a Life Loved (2023)

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By Chloe Barreau, Marco V. Perez, Marco Aurelio Pérez, Giulia Sbernini
| Bain's Film Reviews
Chlo Barreau has documented her relationships since she was a teenager, and she’s now decided to compile all of her footage to create Fragments of a Life Loved. She now sits down with each of those former lovers, and she asks them to be honest about the time that they once shared with her. Not all of their memories are fond, and the truth will finally be revealed. I feel like I harp on the length of documentaries far too much, but that’s not going to stop me from doing it even more.
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Fragments of a Life Loved - Teaser [en]

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By Chloe Barreau
| Cineuropa Verified
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Sam Yam, Patreon CTO and Stanford alum, aims to sustain the business of digital content creation

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By Chloe Barreau
| The Stanford Daily Verified
“We have a set of values that are very much revolving around being creator first,” Sam Yam B.S. ’06 M.S. ’06 says of Patreon, an online crowd-sourcing platform for creators of all types — including podcasters, photographers, YouTubers and chefs. Yam, Patreon’s Chief Technology Officer, spoke at Stanford’s Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Seminar (MS&E 472) on Jan. 15. Many of the jobs that didn’t exist a couple years ago exist today as a consequence of digitalization.
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