Milton Rogovin: The Forgotten Ones celebrates the life's work of 93-year-old photographer Milton Rogovin, who dedicated his life to photographing the residents of a depressed six-block area in his hometown of Buffalo, New York.
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Best Documentary Short 2003 Tribeca Film Festival This short film celebrates the life's work of photographer Milton Rogovin who was 93 when this film was ...
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