Ernest Cole is famous for photographing the everyday realities of ... I was intrigued by how the film would convey this complex life story. It draws extensively on Cole’s images, made in South Africa, ...

What I say is true – and most white South Africans would acknowledge it freely,” Ernest Cole wrote in House of Bondage, his seminal photo book on life under apartheid. First published in 1967, House ...

and the new documentary Ernest Cole: Lost and Found brings the life and work of the exiled South African photographer into sharp focus. Directed by Raoul Peck and narrated by Academy Award nominee ...

Described by Variety's Owen Gleiberman as a "penetrating portrait" of the iconic photographer, "Ernest Cole: Lost and Found" traces the career and life of Cole, who beginning in the late 1950s ...

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Haitian filmmaker, Raoul Peck, honoured late South African photographer, Ernest Cole, in his new documentary that premiered ...

From Arielle Bobb-Willis’s vividly playful tableaux to Ernest Cole’s incisive photographs of America in the late 1960s, here are essential titles to read this Black history month. Cole's photographs, ...

Analysis - Ernest Cole is famous for photographing the everyday realities of South Africa's racist apartheid system. His 1967 book House of Bondage ensured his damning critique of the white minority ...

Known Associates Entertainment has acquired all African rights to Raoul Peck’s “Ernest Cole: Lost and Found ... he struggled to adapt to life as an exile in New York.

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Ernest Cole is famous for photographing the everyday ... I was intrigued by how the film would convey this complex life story. It draws extensively on Cole’s images, made in South Africa ...

Cole captured the everyday realities of Black life in South Africa. Ernest Cole/Magnolia Pictures In 1959, Cole saw a copy of French street photography pioneer Henri Cartier-Bresson 's The People ...