Gordon Parks was a true Renaissance man. The first African American to direct a major Hollywood feature—the moving coming-of-age saga The Learning Tree—he was also a writer, composer, and brilliant photographer who created some of the most iconic images of his time, using his camera to expose poverty, struggle, and systemic racism in America. This tribute to Parks’s cinematic genius—now playing on the Criterion Channel—reveals a sensitive artist who brought passion and personal insight to his groundbreaking portrayals of the Black American experience across history.
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