Stranded in Canton

The documentary runs for 76 minutes and offers a unique glimpse into the urban landscapes and cultural heart of these two iconic cities. Eggleston, known for his groundbreaking work in color photography, employs his camera to chronicle everyday life and the vibrant atmosphere of Memphis and New Orleans in the early 1970s.

With Furry Lewis in the cast, the film provides insights into the music, people, and distinct environments that shape these locales. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in the evolution of visual storytelling may find this film particularly appealing as it reflects a significant moment in both Eggleston's career and the documentary genre.