W. Eugene Smith: Photography Made Difficult

The documentary presents over 600 photographs taken by W. Eugene Smith, highlighting key themes such as war, social responsibility, and the human condition. It features a dramatic recreation with actor Peter Riegert portraying Smith, using dialogue taken from Smith's own diaries and letters.

With a runtime of 89 minutes, the film offers an insightful look into Smith's life, including his experiences in Japan, his work during World War II, and his documentation of industrial pollution in a Japanese village. Archival footage and interviews with family and friends add depth to the narrative, providing a comprehensive view of Smith as both an artist and a person.

This documentary is a valuable piece for collectors interested in photography, history, and social issues. It is available in all formats including DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add this significant work to their collection.