James Weldon Johnson
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About This Movie
"James Weldon Johnson" is a 1972 documentary that explores the life and legacy of James Weldon Johnson, featuring insights into his multifaceted career. The film highlights his contributions to music, poetry, and civil rights, making it a notable piece for historians and documentary enthusiasts alike.
This documentary is quite rare in terms of physical media, with limited releases over the years, which has sparked a bit of interest among collectors, especially those focused on civil rights history. Formats vary from VHS to DVD, but finding a pristine copy can be challenging. Given its historical importance and unique approach to blending poetry with biographical storytelling, it definitely garners attention in niche collecting circles.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "James Weldon Johnson"?
The film is a documentary that falls under the genres of Documentary and History.
Who directed "James Weldon Johnson"?
The documentary was produced by Oxford Films.
Who stars in the film?
The top cast includes James Weldon Johnson and Raymond St. Jacques.
What notable work is featured in the documentary?
The documentary includes a visualization of Johnson's poem "The Creation", along with a reading by Raymond St. Jacques.
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