Synopsis

Directed by Raoul Peck (I Am Not Your Negro, Lumumba), a filmmaker known for exploring historical and political figures, Ernest Cole: Lost and Found gives further life to its subject and is devoted to extending the personal voice of the late photographer who had been exiled in life. The film follows Ernest Cole as he documents apartheid in South Africa, and later, its echoes in New York City and the American South.

Winner of the Œil d'or at the Cannes Film Festival 2024 and narrated by LaKeith Stanfield, Peck gives audiences the opportunity to traverse through the unique life and career of an extraordinary photographer.

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Rating	15
Running Time	106 minutes
Content Warning	This film contains strong real violence references, drug misuse
Additional Information	Year: 2025 Director: Raoul Peck