Her: The 1,000 faces of Ahree Lee

Have you seen the above movie? We're assuming you have, since nearly 800,000 people have watched it over at YouTube in the four days since it was posted. It's gotten nearly 2,500 comments. What is it? Let Ahree Lee, the San Francisco based graphic designer and experimental filmmaker featured in the short film, explain:

Starting in November of 2001, I have been taking a picture of myself every day and I haven't stopped yet. Me was screened at a number of festivals in 2003 and 2004, including L.A. Shorts Fest, the Silver Lake Film Festival in Los Angeles, and Film Fest New Haven, where it won audience and jury awards. Music by Nathan Melsted.

It's a brilliant idea. And we can only hope she keeps it up for decades to come -- and then maybe we can see some changes. What we learn from this segment of her life is that Asian women don't age much in three years and that Miss Lee abandoned black-rimmed hipster glasses for a short period of time and then decided to give them another try. A good move. They look good.

You can also watch the movie at Atom Films.