Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part(s) is a documentary film that explores the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II through a unique, archive-based approach. The film takes audiences on a journey through the decades, using rare and never-before-seen footage to provide an intimate portrait of one of the world's most iconic figures.
Through a poetic, funny, and at times irreverent lens, the film captures the Queen's mischievous and playful side, as well as her deep sense of duty and compassion. The film doesn't shy away from the controversies and challenges that have marked Elizabeth's reign, but at the same time, it celebrates her humanity and warmth.
The film is directed by acclaimed documentary filmmaker John Akomfrah and features an original score by composer Max Richter. It premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2021 and has received rave reviews for its innovative approach to storytelling and its fresh perspective on a figure that many feel they already know so well.