But in recent years, she’s risked her reputation to protest art world institutions that have accepted money and named spaces for the Sackler family, who own Purdue Pharma, which for decades has produced opioids that have been routinely overprescribed, causing an acute addiction crisis. Photographer and artist Nan Goldin rose to fame in part for her raw, intimate images of her friends, often in the midst of addiction, in museum works like The Ballad of Sexual Dependency (1985). How to watch it: All That Breathes opens in New York theaters on October 21, and in Los Angeles theaters on October 28. Their work stands as a metaphor for the huge task that bringing healing to the city’s human residents might be, too. “Delhi is a gaping wound, and we’re a Band-Aid on it,” one of them says. Their quest to find resources for their perpetually underfunded operation winds together with meditations on the nature of the birds, particularly kites - birds of prey that have been forced to adapt to the changing city. Delhi’s rapidly worsening air quality and religious violence form the backdrop for All That Breathes, Shaunak Sen’s lyrical portrait of two men who work to save injured and sick birds in the city.

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