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The How We Look Project is a collection of three short narrative films about dwarf culture and identity, created and performed by Little People. The anthology releases on April 27, 2026, with each film centered on a distinct historical act of image-making.
The How We Look Project releases on April 27, 2026.
It is an anthology of three short narrative films exploring dwarf culture and identity through distinct historical acts of image-making: Renaissance portraiture, sideshow photography, and medical imaging.
The films were created and performed by Little People (LPs), though individual director credits are not listed in the available data.
The anthology contains three short narrative films titled Appointment, Carnival, and Court.
The three films are Appointment, set in a contemporary medical context; Carnival, set in 1924 around a sideshow postcard shoot; and Court, set in 1572 Italy and centered on a Court Dwarf sitting for a portrait.
On April 27, 2026, *The How We Look Project* arrives as a collection of three short narrative films, each created and performed by Little People, examining how dwarfs have been seen — and have seen themselves — across centuries of image-making practices.
