Let My People Live
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About This Movie
Let My People Live is a 1939 documentary directed by Edgar Ulmer. This film addresses tuberculosis prevention and treatment within the African American community, making it a significant historical piece.
Let My People Live is a rare entry in the world of early documentaries, particularly due to its focus on African American health issues during a formative time in U.S. history. Its availability has dwindled over the years, making it a sought-after title among collectors interested in social health narratives and educational films of the era. Finding a good print can be challenging, as many copies have faded or deteriorated, but for those passionate about this genre, it's a noteworthy piece worth tracking down.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Let My People Live?
Let My People Live is a documentary.
Who directed Let My People Live?
Let My People Live was directed by Edgar Ulmer.
What year was Let My People Live released?
Let My People Live was released in 1939.
Who are the top cast members in Let My People Live?
The top cast members in Let My People Live include Rex Ingram, Ethel Waters, and Merritt Smith.
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