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Rewatching The Way I See It. (Original Post) cilla4progress Jan 2021 OP
I forget how many times I have seen it. BigmanPigman Jan 2021 #1
such a gentle soul demtenjeep Jan 2021 #2
Didn't he say that he couldn't be the W House BigmanPigman Jan 2021 #3
i was in tears half the time chillfactor Jan 2021 #4
I know. cilla4progress Jan 2021 #5
Indeed. What a powerful catharsis msfiddlestix Jan 2021 #6

BigmanPigman

(52,147 posts)
1. I forget how many times I have seen it.
Sun Jan 17, 2021, 12:45 AM
Jan 2021

His stories about the photos are wonderful. You find yourself smiling throughout the whole show.

BigmanPigman

(52,147 posts)
3. Didn't he say that he couldn't be the W House
Sun Jan 17, 2021, 01:03 AM
Jan 2021

photographer again since he was linked to Obama and isn't objective anymore. I don't know if this is his opinion or if this is the protocol.

chillfactor

(7,681 posts)
4. i was in tears half the time
Sun Jan 17, 2021, 01:03 AM
Jan 2021

J had not seen this documentary before.....How could a country go from a great humanitatian as President Obama was to a snake like tRUMP?

cilla4progress

(25,622 posts)
5. I know.
Sun Jan 17, 2021, 01:06 AM
Jan 2021

And some of the people he comforted...tornado victims or whatever. I couldn't help wondering if they are now drumpf supporters.

msfiddlestix

(7,721 posts)
6. Indeed. What a powerful catharsis
Sun Jan 17, 2021, 01:10 AM
Jan 2021

Souza captured so much more than words could ever have. I'm still teary eyed, from a deeply moving and beautiful photographic accounting, accompanied with equally moving and fascinating narrative.

I'd watch it again. I'd love to see these photos in person.

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