An award-winning feature documentary celebrating the life and work of pioneer social documentary photographer Lewis Wickes Hine, who documented immigration at Ellis Island, immigrant life on the Lower East Side, child labor throughout the United States, the construction of the Empire State Building, and the unsung working men and women who helped build America. Hine’s work helped establish child labor legislation and is today regarded as an imperishable part of our national heritage.

Narrated by Jason Robards & Maureen Stapleton

60 minutes

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