Through a Lens Darkly [Movie Review]

Summary

Through a Lens Darkly is a 2014 documentary directed by Thomas Allen Harris about the history of Black people in America both in front and behind the lens. The film explores how the camera has been used at various times to shape the public image of Black America. Beginning during slavery and ending in the recent past, the documentary presents and discusses photos of Black people from through the decades but also presents short profiles of notable Black photographers.

Media

YouTube Video

Podcast Episode

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