Losing Just the Same
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About This Movie
Losing Just the Same is a 1966 documentary that captures the experiences of an African American family. Directed by KQED and NET, this film offers a glimpse into their journey from Louisiana to West Oakland.
Losing Just the Same is somewhat of a rarity in documentary circles, particularly due to its focused narrative on a singular family’s experience during a transformative period. Finding a good condition print can be challenging, as it didn't receive wide distribution initially, which adds to its collector appeal. There’s a growing interest among those who appreciate intimate, personal storytelling, especially in the context of historical narratives that are often overlooked.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of Losing Just the Same?
Losing Just the Same is a documentary.
What year was Losing Just the Same released?
Losing Just the Same was released in 1966.
Who produced Losing Just the Same?
The film was produced by KQED and NET.
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