Tina Barney: Social Studies Trailer

Tina Barney: Social Studies Trailer (2005)

01 December 2005 Factual 57 mins

In this provocative documentary, filmmaker Jaci Judelson follows renowned American photographer Tina Barney as she journeys to Europe to record the rarified lives of the continent's well-heeled gentry. As she captures aristocrats at home and play in ornate city apartments and grand country estates, Barney -- herself a child of high pedigree -- also offers insights into the nature of wealth, privilege and class.

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