The New York Times’ Lens blog did a short post about an upcoming documentary, Shenandoah, about the beating and death of a Mexican immigrant by four members of a high school football team. Set amid a backdrop of a Pennsylvania coal town in decline, the trailer portends a powerful viewing experience and is directed by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer (and University of Michigan alum) David C. Turnley.
Turnley and his twin brother Peter (also a UM alum) have been photojournalists for many years (you can see Steve Kroft’s profile of them on 60 Minutes here); his photos of the struggles during South African apartheid decades ago were stunning and evocative, making me a long-term fan. Some of his most evocative work is in this video portfolio:
David Turnley Portfolio of Photographs from around the World from David Turnley on Vimeo.
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You can view the trailer and explore the film’s website here.
SHENANDOAH- TRAILER- A FILM BY DAVID TURNLEY from David Turnley on Vimeo.