Picturing a People: George Johnston, Tlingit Photographer

The documentary runs for 51 minutes and explores George Johnston's role as a keeper of memories for the Tlingit people. It presents a unique perspective on Indigenous photography and storytelling, highlighting the significance of Johnston's work in preserving Tlingit heritage.

Collectors will appreciate the film's insights into the cultural impact of photography within Indigenous communities. Directed by a woman, Carol Geddes, it also adds to the representation of female filmmakers in the documentary genre. The film is produced by ONF and NFB, reputable production companies known for their contributions to Canadian cinema.

As a physical media collector, you can find this documentary available in all formats, making it accessible for various collection preferences. Whether you're interested in Indigenous history, documentary filmmaking, or the art of photography, this film offers valuable content worth adding to your library.