Anne Makepeace's expert Robert Capa in Love
and War sifts through the memories of that photographer's
circle, coming up with a film full of defining, little-known
stories about the forces that compelled him. It is documentary
as divining rod.
Elvis Mitchell, New York Times
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Blessed with a passionate and humane personality was
photographer Robert Capa, the subject of Anne Makepeace's
thoughtful, comprehensive and surprisingly emotional Robert
Capa in Love and War.
Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
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An illuminating documentary that sheds a generous amount of
light on his remarkable output and colorful private life.
Michael Rechtshaffen, The Hollywood Reporter
A riveting view of a remarkable life.
Dorothy Rabinowitz, The Wall Street Journal
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Both filmmaker and subject are absolutely top-drawer.
Rated ‘Fucking Awesome.’
Bitchslap.com
For all of Capa’s significance as an artist,
his personal life was just as compelling… Capa risked
his life many times, even parachuting into the Rhine Valley
with G.I.’s… He was the only photographer to capture
the first wave of the Allied landing at Omaha Beach.
Ted Loos, New York Times Cover Article in the
Sunday Television Section.
Includes interviews with Anne Makepeace and Cornell Capa,
Robert Capa’s brother and the founder of the International
Center for Photography.
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Arguably the greatest, bravest and most influential war photographer
of the 20th Century, Hungarian-born Robert Capa gets a respectful
bio treatment in Anne Makepeace’s well-researched documentary.
Joe Leydon, Variety
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‘A war photographer’s most fervent wish
is for unemployment.’ Robert Capa.
Joan Juliet Buck, Vogue
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Riveting Capa profile just a snapshot of a fabulous
life. Anne Makepeace’s documentary is filled with his
indelible photos and comments from a marvelous array of friends
and colleagues.
Ted Mahar, The Oregonian
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Anne Makepeace’s fascinating film, Robert Capa
in Love and War, is a fierce counterpoint to modern TV’s
readiness to prematurely confer greatness, most notably when
anointing its own.
Howard Rosenberg, Los Angeles Times
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Ms. Makepeace has captured the drama and pathos of
a rootless man who lived, ate, and drank well, loved many
women, but who never had a home, a man who loved peace but
who captured famous images from every major world conflict
form the Spanish civil war to the early years of Vietnam.
Kathryn Boughton, Litchfield County Times
PBS’ American Masters frames a telling portrait
of the war photographer and his personal life. Makepeace’s
great skill is presenting Capa with such poignancy through
his friends’ admiring words and his own enduring work.
Hal Boedeker, Orlando Sentinel
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Judith S. Gillies, The Washington Post TV
Week feature article
Photographs and detailed interview with Anne Makepeace
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.OTHER ARTICLES AND REVIEWS MAY BE FOUND AT:
Time Magazine
http://www.time.com/time/europe/magazine/article/0,13005,901020708-267730,00.html
New England Film
http://www.newenglandfilm.com/news/archives/03may/makepeace.htm
JS Online
http://www.jsonline.com/enter/tvradio/may03/142838.asp?format=print
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