E-mail a friendDecember 19, 2007
Photojournalist Bob Adelman says he was naturally drawn to the Black struggle. Actor John Turturro explains his inspiration to direct and his connection with Spike Lee.
Bob Adelman
Bob Adelman
Bob Adelman initially planned to be a lawyer. Instead, he channeled his passion for justice into photography. The world-renowned photojournalist has covered social and political issues for a wide variety of publications, including The New York Times Magazine and London's Sunday Times Magazine. His photographs are in major museums and have been exhibited at the Smithsonian. Adelman has also written and/or produced numerous books, including Mine Eyes Have Seen, a chronicle of the civil rights struggle.
John Turturro
John Turturro
Actor John Turturro has been described as the go-to guy for volatile, complex characters. After receiving his MFA from the Yale School of Drama, the NY native first gained notice on the stage. He made his film debut in Raging Bull and became a favorite of filmmakers Spike Lee and the Coen brothers. His TV credits include ESPN's The Bronx is Burning and an Emmy-winning guest turn on Monk. Turturro has expanded his range to include writing and directing, with three features, including Romance & Cigarettes.