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Ruth Orkin frames of life
"Ruth Orkin's career began by photographing Hollywood celebrities in the 1930's and continued through the early 1980's with photographs taken from her window in New York City. In 1951, she went to Europe and it was in Florence where she photographed American girl in Italy, which became her signature image. Orkin and husband Morris Engel produced and directed two feature films together, including the classic Little fugitive, which was nominated for an Academy Award in 1953. ... Interviews with Cornell Capa, Mary Ellen Mark, Nina Lee Craig, Morris Engel & Evelyne Daitz"--Videocassette box. Ruth Orkin's mother was a silent film actress, and she grew up in Hollywood. Includes discussion of employment discrimination against women in the motion picture industry. Also covers the development of the Family of Man exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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- "Discusses the career of photographer and filmmaker Ruth Orkin. Uses archival footage, commentary from associates and examples of her work."
- ""Ruth Orkin's career began by photographing Hollywood celebrities in the 1930's and continued through the early 1980's with photographs taken from her window in New York City. In 1951, she went to Europe and it was in Florence where she photographed American girl in Italy, which became her signature image. Orkin and husband Morris Engel produced and directed two feature films together, including the classic Little fugitive, which was nominated for an Academy Award in 1953. ... Interviews with Cornell Capa, Mary Ellen Mark, Nina Lee Craig, Morris Engel & Evelyne Daitz"--Videocassette box. Ruth Orkin's mother was a silent film actress, and she grew up in Hollywood. Includes discussion of employment discrimination against women in the motion picture industry. Also covers the development of the Family of Man exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York."@en
- "Discusses the career of photographer and filmmaker Ruth Orkin."
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- ""An intimate portrait of the life and work of noted photographer Ruth Orkin."--Container."