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The Rise and Fall of Photographer W. Eugene Smith
The Rise and Fall of Photographer W. Eugene Smith
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Almost lost his life while photographing WWII, was beaten by gangsters for exposing mercury pollution in Japan
Was he a highly acclaimed humanitarian photographer,
or an eccentric, reclusive, paranoid individual plagued by alcohol and drug addiction?
Representative photojournalism works: "Tomoko in Her Bath," "Country Doctor," "Spanish Village," "Albert Schweitzer," "Saipan"…
● The classic documentary project "Minamata" exposed Japan's most notorious industrial pollution ●
500 interviews, 1700 reels of audio recordings, 20 years in the making
Key interviews: Robert Frank's ex-wife, Aileen Mioko Smith…
Witness the light and darkness of humanitarian photography master W. Eugene Smith
About photography, drama, art, jazz, and even more about creation, ideals, and life
Entering the inner spiritual history of his era
His legend, rising and falling with the jazz musicians in his New York loft
【Exclusive inclusion】── Officially authorized classic representative works + Zhang Shilun's guided reading + Chronology
"Attempting to write a biography or make a documentary about the photographer W. Eugene Smith would be a thankless and almost impossible task." ──John Berger
